Of woman born motherhood as experience and institution1976 |
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... society and culture - whether this interpretation is carried out by males or females . . . fundamentally masculine assumptions have shaped our whole moral and intellectual history . " Matrilineal societies - in which kinship is traced ...
... society and culture - whether this interpretation is carried out by males or females . . . fundamentally masculine assumptions have shaped our whole moral and intellectual history . " Matrilineal societies - in which kinship is traced ...
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... society have had a functional origin - i.e . , the maternal function of gestating , bearing , nurturing , and educating children ; and that with this function in early society went a great deal of activity and authority which is now ...
... society have had a functional origin - i.e . , the maternal function of gestating , bearing , nurturing , and educating children ; and that with this function in early society went a great deal of activity and authority which is now ...
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... society , a dissolution of the whole existing social compact ? " By 1970 , Shulamith Firestone was responding : " Rather than concentrating the female principle into a ' private ' retreat . . . we want to rediffuse it - for the first ...
... society , a dissolution of the whole existing social compact ? " By 1970 , Shulamith Firestone was responding : " Rather than concentrating the female principle into a ' private ' retreat . . . we want to rediffuse it - for the first ...
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Anger and Tenderness | 1 |
The Sacred Calling | 19 |
The Kingdom of the Fathers | 32 |
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