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Page 82
... male supremacy was scarcely challenged by the entry of women into industry ; while the strengthening of the family encouraged a resurgence of traditional patriarchal ideals , such as the exalta- tion of motherhood . . . and that Marxism ...
... male supremacy was scarcely challenged by the entry of women into industry ; while the strengthening of the family encouraged a resurgence of traditional patriarchal ideals , such as the exalta- tion of motherhood . . . and that Marxism ...
Page 89
... male primacy I have described needs to be held in mind against the violence of this question - along with the fact that the Yahwists sav- agely repressed the cults of Astarte ( originally Tanit , Asherah , or Ish- tar ) and denounced ...
... male primacy I have described needs to be held in mind against the violence of this question - along with the fact that the Yahwists sav- agely repressed the cults of Astarte ( originally Tanit , Asherah , or Ish- tar ) and denounced ...
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... male physician as taught by Hippocrates and Galen ; Galen specifically declared it a male domain . " Whatever the frequency of such labors , they can only have left their mark on the consciousness of any woman who witnessed them ...
... male physician as taught by Hippocrates and Galen ; Galen specifically declared it a male domain . " Whatever the frequency of such labors , they can only have left their mark on the consciousness of any woman who witnessed them ...
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Anger and Tenderness | 1 |
The Sacred Calling | 19 |
The Kingdom of the Fathers | 32 |
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