The Examined Life
IN THE mid-1990s, E. Kay Trimberger, a sociologist at Sonoma State University, interviewed a diverse group of some 50 women between the ages of 30 and 60 in order to study the means by which women might liberate themselves, as she puts it, ''from the prevailing cultural notion that happiness can only be found as part of a couple." None ... (Full article: 584 words)
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