Of woman born motherhood as experience and institution1976 |
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... period we spent unfolding inside a woman's body . Be- cause young humans remain dependent upon nurture for a much longer period than other mammals , and because of the division of labor long established in human groups , where women not ...
... period we spent unfolding inside a woman's body . Be- cause young humans remain dependent upon nurture for a much longer period than other mammals , and because of the division of labor long established in human groups , where women not ...
Page 60
... period , the more necessary becomes the restraining force of women . . . . Matriarchy is necessary to the education of mankind and particularly of men . Just as the child is first disciplined by his mother , so the races of men are ...
... period , the more necessary becomes the restraining force of women . . . . Matriarchy is necessary to the education of mankind and particularly of men . Just as the child is first disciplined by his mother , so the races of men are ...
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... period ; her wedding- date will be set thereby so that she does not go " unclean " to her husband . It is still believed that a Jewish woman having intercourse with her husband during her period may cause him to be killed in war . There ...
... period ; her wedding- date will be set thereby so that she does not go " unclean " to her husband . It is still believed that a Jewish woman having intercourse with her husband during her period may cause him to be killed in war . There ...
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