Modern Woman: The Lost Sex

This trade paperback is in good condition, showing some wear consistent with its age. The cover is intact with minor edge wear, and the spine is firm. Pages are clean with no inscriptions, and there are no signs of it being an ex-library copy. Overall, it is well-preserved given its publication year.

"Modern Woman: The Lost Sex" by Ferdinand Lundberg and Marynia F. Farnham, M.D., explores the roles and perceptions of women in mid-20th century society. Published by Grosset & Dunlap in New York, this 1947 edition delves into the psychological and social dynamics of gender roles during a transformative era. The authors, Lundberg, a well-known journalist, and Farnham, a respected psychiatrist, provide a critical analysis of the shifting roles of women post-World War II. This trade paperback edition does not specify a printing, consistent with Grosset & Dunlap's practice. While not a first edition, this copy remains significant for its historical context and insights into gender studies. The book is a staple for those interested in social science and the evolution of feminism. The physical condition is good, with some signs of wear typical of its age, but no major defects.