Of woman born motherhood as experience and institution1976 |
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... called " the feminine " in civilization with the roots of inhumanity and self - destructiveness , and to call for a renewal of " the feminine principle . " 81 In The Flight from Woman , Karl Stern , a Jewish Freudian analyst turned ...
... called " the feminine " in civilization with the roots of inhumanity and self - destructiveness , and to call for a renewal of " the feminine principle . " 81 In The Flight from Woman , Karl Stern , a Jewish Freudian analyst turned ...
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... called matriarchal family of strong women , or one in which the mother is head of the household . He must still - according to this view - come to terms with the Fathers , the representatives of law and tradition , the wagers of ...
... called matriarchal family of strong women , or one in which the mother is head of the household . He must still - according to this view - come to terms with the Fathers , the representatives of law and tradition , the wagers of ...
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... called ma- triarchal domination of the family , as breadwinner , decision - maker , and rearer of children in one . Needless to say , her " power " as " matri- arch " is drastically limited by the bonds of racism , sexism , and pov ...
... called ma- triarchal domination of the family , as breadwinner , decision - maker , and rearer of children in one . Needless to say , her " power " as " matri- arch " is drastically limited by the bonds of racism , sexism , and pov ...
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Anger and Tenderness | 1 |
The Sacred Calling | 19 |
The Kingdom of the Fathers | 32 |
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