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“Women and the New Morality”

• Beatrice Hinkle, the author of this article, wrote it in response to critics of the new independence of American women in post World War One society. A onetime student of Sigmund Freud, she became disillusioned with him and shifted her allegiance to Carl Jung when she could no longer stand Freud’s chauvinism and sexual bias.
• According to Hinkle, how is women’s new independence affecting morality?
• Are men prepared for this?
• What is different about how women are acting in the Twenties?
• What is the most important result of the “new morality,” and how will it shape American society?