Of woman born motherhood as experience and institution1976 |
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... baby finds the nipple and begins its first suckling activity . The mere licking of the mother's nipple triggers the nerves in her breast to alert the uterus that the baby is out and safe . In immediate response , the uterus clamps down ...
... baby finds the nipple and begins its first suckling activity . The mere licking of the mother's nipple triggers the nerves in her breast to alert the uterus that the baby is out and safe . In immediate response , the uterus clamps down ...
Page 160
... baby for the missing male organ . Given this assumption , it is not surprising that he should have invested the mother - son rela- tionship with this " libidinal , " unconscious quality : the son is not only a baby , he possesses the ...
... baby for the missing male organ . Given this assumption , it is not surprising that he should have invested the mother - son rela- tionship with this " libidinal , " unconscious quality : the son is not only a baby , he possesses the ...
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... baby coming she hopes it will be dead when it is born . The result is she begins to take drugs . I need hardly tell you the pain and suffering she goes through if the baby survives , or the shock it is to the mother when she is told ...
... baby coming she hopes it will be dead when it is born . The result is she begins to take drugs . I need hardly tell you the pain and suffering she goes through if the baby survives , or the shock it is to the mother when she is told ...
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The Sacred Calling | 19 |
The Kingdom of the Fathers | 32 |
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