| Edition |
First Touchstone trade paperback edition. |
| Description |
x, 238 pages ; 22 cm |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 237-238). |
| Contents |
The supergirl manifesto : since when is being "super" a bad thing? -- I'm so old! : supergirls achieve early...but it's never enough -- I'm really not that smart : supergirls succeed in college and beyond...by working (and playing) twice as hard as anyone else -- It's no big deal : supergirls succeed in the "real" world and make it all look effortless...even when it's not -- Do you like my hair? : supergirls are hot...at a cost -- I'm not hungry, really! : supergirls are skinny...by any means necessary -- She's such a bitch! : supergirls can be competitive...even with our best friends -- So, do you have a boyfriend? : supergirls should be sexy...and always have a guy -- My mom's my best friend : supergirls make our parents proud...at any cost -- I'm as good as any guy, right? : supergirls believe in equality...so why are we afraid of the f-word (feminist)? -- So what should we do about it? : finding the good in the supergirls phenomenon. |
| Subject |
Young women -- Psychology.
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Success.
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Sex role.
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| Note |
Super girls speak out |
| ISBN |
9781416562634 |
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141656263X |
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