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... social contacts and sacred objects during menstruation . Where women and men alike share a particular cultural phenomenon , it implies quite different things according to gender . " Where men wear veils - as among the North African ...
... social contacts and sacred objects during menstruation . Where women and men alike share a particular cultural phenomenon , it implies quite different things according to gender . " Where men wear veils - as among the North African ...
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... social unit the family means the individual , actuated by his most aggressively in- dividualistic instincts ; it is not the foundation , but the negation of society . " The real social bonds grew out of " the natural and biologi- cal ...
... social unit the family means the individual , actuated by his most aggressively in- dividualistic instincts ; it is not the foundation , but the negation of society . " The real social bonds grew out of " the natural and biologi- cal ...
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... social conditions which , as he himself acknowledged , contribute to feminine psychology.32 Robert Jay Lifton , a ... social beings . In short , Freud meant female castration as a metaphor . But precisely because he did not pursue the ...
... social conditions which , as he himself acknowledged , contribute to feminine psychology.32 Robert Jay Lifton , a ... social beings . In short , Freud meant female castration as a metaphor . But precisely because he did not pursue the ...
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Anger and Tenderness | 1 |
The Sacred Calling | 19 |
The Kingdom of the Fathers | 32 |
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