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... or the oppressed males of the working class , it has perhaps been only natural
that class analysis , male - created , has taken precedence over a sexual analysis
. * Misogyny is not a projection of women who resent 100 OF WOMAN BORN.
... or the oppressed males of the working class , it has perhaps been only natural
that class analysis , male - created , has taken precedence over a sexual analysis
. * Misogyny is not a projection of women who resent 100 OF WOMAN BORN.
Page 102
At the same time they admit that misogyny is “ cultural and ideological " rather
than individual . Both Masters and Lea , and Wolfgang Lederer ( The Fear of
Women ( 1968 ] ) deny in the dedications of their books that they are misogynists
.
At the same time they admit that misogyny is “ cultural and ideological " rather
than individual . Both Masters and Lea , and Wolfgang Lederer ( The Fear of
Women ( 1968 ] ) deny in the dedications of their books that they are misogynists
.
Page 124
The misogyny of the Church Fathers , which saw woman - especially her
reproductive organs — as evil incarnate , attached itself to the birth - process , so
that males were forbidden to attend at births , and the midwife was exhorted to
make ...
The misogyny of the Church Fathers , which saw woman - especially her
reproductive organs — as evil incarnate , attached itself to the birth - process , so
that males were forbidden to attend at births , and the midwife was exhorted to
make ...
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