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From: dnc@dartvax.UUCP (David Crespo)
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Subject: Re: Obscure favorites - women's literature
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Date: Fri, 25-Nov-83 22:57:15 EST
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Posted: Fri Nov 25 22:57:15 1983
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I, a male, hear that one of the best books about a woman
for women (that is to say, that has something to say
about how to survive that struggle) is Jane Austen's  Emma.
 
Ad, a book I personally read ad enjoyed for the breath of its
perspectives and plain usefulness as warning, is 
"Working It Out", edited by sommeone or other, being
a collection of articles written by women o working in
"a man's world." 
 
maybe not that obscure, but interesting.