Of woman born motherhood as experience and institution1976 |
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Page 63
... beginning ) , but to " new forms of marriage " and a condition where , " in the love of the mother , in the mutual de- votion of man and woman , the achievements of the organizing and constructive intellect fade into the mist . " Into ...
... beginning ) , but to " new forms of marriage " and a condition where , " in the love of the mother , in the mutual de- votion of man and woman , the achievements of the organizing and constructive intellect fade into the mist . " Into ...
Page 77
... beginning of menopause . For woman - defined - as - mother , the event may mean , at last , an end to unwanted pregnancies , but also her death as a woman ( thus defined ) , as a sexual being , and as someone with a function . Male ...
... beginning of menopause . For woman - defined - as - mother , the event may mean , at last , an end to unwanted pregnancies , but also her death as a woman ( thus defined ) , as a sexual being , and as someone with a function . Male ...
Page 85
... beginnings of animal domestication and grazing , the development of agriculture , led , she feels , to the first ... beginning , in- separable from her benign , life - giving aspect . And , like death , vio- lence , bloodshed ...
... beginnings of animal domestication and grazing , the development of agriculture , led , she feels , to the first ... beginning , in- separable from her benign , life - giving aspect . And , like death , vio- lence , bloodshed ...
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Anger and Tenderness | 1 |
The Sacred Calling | 19 |
The Kingdom of the Fathers | 32 |
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