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| | Amazon.com: My Life So Far: Books: Jane Fonda (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) |
 | | Fonda clings to the theme of defining herself through the men in her life, starting with her father, the detached and intimidating Henry Fonda, and moving through her three husbands: Barbarella director Roger Vadim (1965-1973), student activist-turned-politician Tom Hayden (1973-1990) and self-indulgent philanthropist Ted Turner (1991-2001). |
 | | In Fonda's telling, her life has since been marked indelibly by an urge sacrifice herself for the approval of the men she loved, one of whom, Tom Hayden, as opposed to Jane herself, was one of the most outspoken theorists behind the early anti-war movement. |
 | | Fonda had learned early in her life to stand up for herself, to not be manipulated and used she surely would have had a happier life but she perhaps might not have evolved into the strong, compassionate woman she is today. |
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