Of woman born motherhood as experience and institution1976 |
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... chil- dren , as if they , too , should be taught that " temper " is a defect of character , having nothing to do with what happens in the world out- side one's flaming skin . Mother - love is supposed to be continuous , unconditional ...
... chil- dren , as if they , too , should be taught that " temper " is a defect of character , having nothing to do with what happens in the world out- side one's flaming skin . Mother - love is supposed to be continuous , unconditional ...
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... chil- dren were dosed with laudanum to keep them quiet . The severance of the sphere of work from the sphere of child - raising thus immedi- ately created disadvantage and hardship for both child and mother . These women worked from ...
... chil- dren were dosed with laudanum to keep them quiet . The severance of the sphere of work from the sphere of child - raising thus immedi- ately created disadvantage and hardship for both child and mother . These women worked from ...
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... chil- dren . ( " There never was a question of her interest or love for her chil- dren , " a caseworker observed . " She just couldn't handle the situa- tion . " ) Particularly , her husband said , she always showed " extreme love ...
... chil- dren . ( " There never was a question of her interest or love for her chil- dren , " a caseworker observed . " She just couldn't handle the situa- tion . " ) Particularly , her husband said , she always showed " extreme love ...
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Anger and Tenderness | 1 |
The Sacred Calling | 19 |
The Kingdom of the Fathers | 32 |
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