Of woman born motherhood as experience and institution1976 |
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... institution . The experience is her own - as a woman , a poet , a feminist , and a mother - but it is an experience determined by the institution , imposed on all women everywhere , past and present , whether or not they are with ...
... institution . The experience is her own - as a woman , a poet , a feminist , and a mother - but it is an experience determined by the institution , imposed on all women everywhere , past and present , whether or not they are with ...
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... institutions and prescriptions for behav- ior created by men have not necessarily accounted for the real lives of women . Yet any institution which expresses itself so universally ends by profoundly affecting our experience , even the ...
... institutions and prescriptions for behav- ior created by men have not necessarily accounted for the real lives of women . Yet any institution which expresses itself so universally ends by profoundly affecting our experience , even the ...
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... institution , we can usually see it as embodied in a building : the Vatican , the Pentagon , the Sorbonne , the Treas- ury , the Massachusetts Institute of Technology , the Kremlin , the Supreme Court . What we cannot see , until we ...
... institution , we can usually see it as embodied in a building : the Vatican , the Pentagon , the Sorbonne , the Treas- ury , the Massachusetts Institute of Technology , the Kremlin , the Supreme Court . What we cannot see , until we ...
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Anger and Tenderness | 1 |
The Sacred Calling | 19 |
The Kingdom of the Fathers | 32 |
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