Of woman born motherhood as experience and institution1976 |
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... less than a decade , it has already brought forth decisive shifts of value , relation , and iden- tity among women of all ages and economic levels , many of whom would not call themselves feminists . It has opened a new range of choices ...
... less than a decade , it has already brought forth decisive shifts of value , relation , and iden- tity among women of all ages and economic levels , many of whom would not call themselves feminists . It has opened a new range of choices ...
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... less and less credible , less and less informed by any responsible vision , less and less capable of governing any community , and more and more technologically capa- ble of degrading and destroying human life . For many women , Davis ...
... less and less credible , less and less informed by any responsible vision , less and less capable of governing any community , and more and more technologically capa- ble of degrading and destroying human life . For many women , Davis ...
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... less physical , less cherishing , more inter- mittent in their presence , more remote , more judgmental , more for- themselves , than the women who are around him . Male or female , the child learns early that gender has something to do ...
... less physical , less cherishing , more inter- mittent in their presence , more remote , more judgmental , more for- themselves , than the women who are around him . Male or female , the child learns early that gender has something to do ...
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Anger and Tenderness | 1 |
The Sacred Calling | 19 |
The Kingdom of the Fathers | 32 |
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