Her Infinite Variety: The American Woman as Lover, Mate and Rival

The book is in good condition with a dust jacket that exhibits wear, including minor edge tears and some discoloration. The binding remains intact and the pages are clean with no inscriptions or markings. The cover is slightly worn but overall maintains its structural integrity.

"Her Infinite Variety: The American Woman as Lover, Mate and Rival" by Morton M. Hunt, published by Harper & Row in 1962, offers a sociological exploration of the roles of American women. This first edition, printed in New York and Evanston, delves into the complexities of gender roles and relationships. Morton M. Hunt, known for his insightful analysis, presents a compelling examination of women as partners and competitors in various social contexts. This edition is significant for collectors interested in gender studies and mid-20th-century sociology. The book is out of print, making this edition particularly valuable. The dust jacket shows wear, with minor edge tears, but remains intact, preserving the book’s integrity.