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Book Reviews : Women's Two Roles: A Contemporary Dilemma. By Phyllis Moen. Westport, CT: Auburn House, 1992, 192 pp., $45.00 (hardbound), $16.95 (paper

Inspired by Alva Myral and Viola Klein’s 1956 book, Women’s Two Roles: Home and Family, Phyllis Moen wrote a current appraisal of the unresolved dilemmas faced by American families with employed mothers of school-age children. Bringing together the literature on work and family of the past three decades, this book provides the reader with a solid review and critique of relevant research. The presentation achieves a balance of the necessary historical perspective, supporting demographic trends, and intriguing questions that makes the material both informative and thought provoking. Another strength of the book is its consistent social and political contextual analysis of the work-family dilemma, including a feminist