Abstract: Far from the idea held by some sociologists that women occupy and are satisfied with a central role in the 'nuclear family', feminist studies in the two decades following the Second World War show the profound oppression suffered by women in the domestic. This chapter examines the extent to which women's culture was able to provide better living conditions for women in this period. Source: SPARKE, Penny. “Politiques sexuelles du goût. As Long as It's Pink”. Translated from the English by Antoine Cazé. Monlet: T&P Publishing, coll. “Iconodules”, 2022. key words: women's culture, feminist studies, home, domestic, gender, identity, economy Legal and natural persons: Parsons, Talcott ; Friedan, Betty ; Mouvement de libération des femmes ; Wilson, Elizabeth ; Freud, Sigmund ; Wright, Lee ; Hine, Thomas ; Chaplin, Charlie ; Lloyd Wright, Frank ; Lynes, Russell ; Nelson, George ; Ruskin, Charles ; Harrison, Molly ; Festival Pattern Group ; Grieve, Mary ; Willams, Gertrude ; Ehrenreich, Barbara ; English, Deirdre Temporal and geographical coverages: 1950-1970, England, United States