The Revolution From Within
By (Author) Gloria Steinem
Transworld Publishers Ltd
Corgi Books
31st August 2012
31st August 2012
United Kingdom
General
Fiction
155.2
Paperback
448
Width 106mm, Height 178mm, Spine 27mm
2285g
How to achieve and keep self-worth. Gloria Steinem, icon of the women's liberation movement, is a co-founder of Ms magazine and author of the bestselling Outrageous Acts and Everyday Rebellions.Revealing her own long quest for self-esteem, she explores the nature of this quality, showing how crippling a lack of it can be, and how recapturing it can transform our lives.Too many of us lose our sense of self-worth early on.Girls are especially vulnerable, often turning from free spirits into 'female impersonators' by adolescence.Gloria Steinem describes how, by returning to her childhood self through techniques such as imagery, guided meditation and artistic expression, she rediscovered the strong, secure person every one of us is born to be.She states reassuringly that anyone can heal the inner child of the past through these and other means, and inspires us with case histories of people who came to know how valuable they are.
A clarion call...likely to be influential * New York Times Book Review *
Frank and often painful... its thesis is powerful * The Times Saturday Review *
Breaks new ground... the ultimate self-help book * Los Angeles Times *
Gloria Steinem was born in 1934 in Toledo, Ohio. She became a freelance writer after college and grew more and more engaged in the women's movement and feminism. She helped create both New York and Ms. magazines, helped form the National Women's Political Caucus, and is the author of many books and essays.