Of woman born motherhood as experience and institution1976 |
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... forces - the humanitarian concern for child wel- fare and the fear for patriarchal values - converged to provide pres ... force behind the enactment of child - labor laws and of laws restricting the hours and conditions of work for women ...
... forces - the humanitarian concern for child wel- fare and the fear for patriarchal values - converged to provide pres ... force behind the enactment of child - labor laws and of laws restricting the hours and conditions of work for women ...
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... force , and as sexual temptress and consumer of his sexual energies , thus becomes , for man , a figure generating anxiety : " Woman is a mysterious being who communicates with spirits and thus has magic powers that she can use to hurt ...
... force , and as sexual temptress and consumer of his sexual energies , thus becomes , for man , a figure generating anxiety : " Woman is a mysterious being who communicates with spirits and thus has magic powers that she can use to hurt ...
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... force the child's descent ) , trampling on the abdomen directly above the fetus , or tying tight clothes around the mother's body to force ex- pulsion . If her contractions were weak she might be " shaken ” in a sheet or hung from a ...
... force the child's descent ) , trampling on the abdomen directly above the fetus , or tying tight clothes around the mother's body to force ex- pulsion . If her contractions were weak she might be " shaken ” in a sheet or hung from a ...
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Anger and Tenderness | 1 |
The Sacred Calling | 19 |
The Kingdom of the Fathers | 32 |
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