DYSKEA magagzine on philosophy, arts, business, politics, etc..Economic and Historical Implications of Feminism- March 12, 2006 The recent study conducted by the two sociologists at the University of Virginia sparked a series of debates on the Internet, arguing whether women are happier staying at home or working. According to the study, stay-at-home wives are overall happier than their working counterparts. In the various arguments I read, no one mentioned the point that has concerned me for years: the unfortunate consequence of feminism on our household economies. My theory is not backed up by any research, but it...http://www.dyske.com/default.asp?view_id=882 |