Of woman born motherhood as experience and institution1976 |
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... 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 Catholic , sees ...
... 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 Catholic , sees ...
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... feminine " ( Marcuse calls it " the femalization of man " ) is the next stage in the development of the species.33 This " feminine principle , " however , like " androgyny , " re- mains for such writers elusive and abstract and seems to ...
... feminine " ( Marcuse calls it " the femalization of man " ) is the next stage in the development of the species.33 This " feminine principle , " however , like " androgyny , " re- mains for such writers elusive and abstract and seems to ...
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... Feminine Development " ( translated by Rebecca Jacobson and revised for Spring by Hildegarde Nagel and Jane Pratt ) , he discusses the myth of feminine evil and the use of woman as scapegoat " which ... means that the feminine is ...
... Feminine Development " ( translated by Rebecca Jacobson and revised for Spring by Hildegarde Nagel and Jane Pratt ) , he discusses the myth of feminine evil and the use of woman as scapegoat " which ... means that the feminine is ...
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Anger and Tenderness | 1 |
The Sacred Calling | 19 |
The Kingdom of the Fathers | 32 |
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