Amid her several careers as housewife, mother, media personality, political leader, and constant nemesis of women’s lib, Phyllis Schlafly somehow finds time to write arresting books.
Her latest is The Power of the Positive Woman (Arlington House, $8.95), a comprehensive, cogent answer to the Steinem-Abzug liberationists. As the title suggests, the book is a clarion statement in behalf of traditional womanhood, stressing the creative, civilizing role of women, the centrality of home and family, and the profound distinctions between the male and female psyches which the radical feminists would deny.
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