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... tion to tame man's primordial strength , to guide it into benign channels . ( Emphasis mine . ) 3 The idealization of Amazonism also gets short shrift from Bacho- fen . According to his view of the historical process , there were two ...
... tion to tame man's primordial strength , to guide it into benign channels . ( Emphasis mine . ) 3 The idealization of Amazonism also gets short shrift from Bacho- fen . According to his view of the historical process , there were two ...
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... tion of motherhood . . . and that Marxism has assumed the traditional division of labor within the family along with heterosexuality as a " natural " condi- tion . But the effort to marry psychoanalysis and Marxism - two cre- ations of ...
... tion of motherhood . . . and that Marxism has assumed the traditional division of labor within the family along with heterosexuality as a " natural " condi- tion . But the effort to marry psychoanalysis and Marxism - two cre- ations of ...
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... tion , motherhood or creativity , motherhood or freedom . Doris Less- ing's heroine , Martha Quest , saw it all so very clearly . That phrase , " having a baby , " which was every girl's way of thinking of a first child , was noth- ing ...
... tion , motherhood or creativity , motherhood or freedom . Doris Less- ing's heroine , Martha Quest , saw it all so very clearly . That phrase , " having a baby , " which was every girl's way of thinking of a first child , was noth- ing ...
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Anger and Tenderness | 1 |
The Sacred Calling | 19 |
The Kingdom of the Fathers | 32 |
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