Of woman born motherhood as experience and institution1976 |
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... mean for the son ? It means , of course , in the first place , physical birth , leaving the warm , weightless dream of the amniotic sac . It means the gradual process through which the baby discovers that the mother's breast , her face ...
... mean for the son ? It means , of course , in the first place , physical birth , leaving the warm , weightless dream of the amniotic sac . It means the gradual process through which the baby discovers that the mother's breast , her face ...
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... means that we cease treating men as if their egos were of eggshell , or as if the preservation of a masculine ego at the expense of an equal relation- ship were even desirable . It means that we begin to expect of men , as we do of ...
... means that we cease treating men as if their egos were of eggshell , or as if the preservation of a masculine ego at the expense of an equal relation- ship were even desirable . It means that we begin to expect of men , as we do of ...
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Adrienne Rich. 8 What do we mean by the nurture of daughters ? What is it we wish we had , or could have , as ... means that the mother herself is trying to expand the limits of her life . To refuse to be a victim : and then to go ...
Adrienne Rich. 8 What do we mean by the nurture of daughters ? What is it we wish we had , or could have , as ... means that the mother herself is trying to expand the limits of her life . To refuse to be a victim : and then to go ...
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