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... cultural perspective and that of most of the sources available to me : painful because it says so much about how female culture is fragmented by the male cultures , boundaries , groupings in which women live . How- ever , at this point ...
... cultural perspective and that of most of the sources available to me : painful because it says so much about how female culture is fragmented by the male cultures , boundaries , groupings in which women live . How- ever , at this point ...
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... culture , but for their own values , it began to be possible to imagine that the patriarchal , patrilineal family of Western culture was neither as essential nor as inevitable as it had seemed . It began to be possible to imagine some ...
... culture , but for their own values , it began to be possible to imagine that the patriarchal , patrilineal family of Western culture was neither as essential nor as inevitable as it had seemed . It began to be possible to imagine some ...
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... culture are his way of compensating for the lack of the one , elemental , creative power of motherhood . Bruno Bettelheim has analyzed male initiation rituals as outgrowths of deep male envy of this female power . Horney suggests that ...
... culture are his way of compensating for the lack of the one , elemental , creative power of motherhood . Bruno Bettelheim has analyzed male initiation rituals as outgrowths of deep male envy of this female power . Horney suggests that ...
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The Sacred Calling | 19 |
The Kingdom of the Fathers | 32 |
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