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... fact , because women have not been makers and sayers of patriarchal culture . Woman's status as childbearer has been made into a major fact of her life . Terms like " barren " or " child- less " have been used to negate any further ...
... fact , because women have not been makers and sayers of patriarchal culture . Woman's status as childbearer has been made into a major fact of her life . Terms like " barren " or " child- less " have been used to negate any further ...
Page 92
... fact , reiterates images of woman and of the family which do not seem very different from contemporary stereotypes . In these incised or cra- ven images , Akhenaton is already both patriarch and deity ( Incarna- tion of the Aten ) ...
... fact , reiterates images of woman and of the family which do not seem very different from contemporary stereotypes . In these incised or cra- ven images , Akhenaton is already both patriarch and deity ( Incarna- tion of the Aten ) ...
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... fact there is no such thing as an intellectual " blind spot " surrounded by an outlook of piercing lucidity - least of all when that spot hap- pens to cover the immense and complex dimensions in which women exist , both for ourselves ...
... fact there is no such thing as an intellectual " blind spot " surrounded by an outlook of piercing lucidity - least of all when that spot hap- pens to cover the immense and complex dimensions in which women exist , both for ourselves ...
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Anger and Tenderness | 1 |
The Sacred Calling | 19 |
The Kingdom of the Fathers | 32 |
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