Of woman born motherhood as experience and institution1976 |
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... tried to ex- plain to him , but women - above all , mothers - have been supposed to love that way . From the fifties and early sixties , I remember a cycle . It began when I had picked up a book or began trying to write a letter , or ...
... tried to ex- plain to him , but women - above all , mothers - have been supposed to love that way . From the fifties and early sixties , I remember a cycle . It began when I had picked up a book or began trying to write a letter , or ...
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... trying to affirm myself as a " womanly woman . " If passivity was required , I would conform my- self to the ... tried to explore the efforts of the hospital system to reduce the patient to a child or an object and to induce passive ...
... trying to affirm myself as a " womanly woman . " If passivity was required , I would conform my- self to the ... tried to explore the efforts of the hospital system to reduce the patient to a child or an object and to induce passive ...
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... trying to see her , trying to see which one she is . Later , she has a vision of her father in the same place : He has realized he was an intruder ; the cabin , the fences , the fires and paths were violations ; now his own fence ...
... trying to see her , trying to see which one she is . Later , she has a vision of her father in the same place : He has realized he was an intruder ; the cabin , the fences , the fires and paths were violations ; now his own fence ...
Contents
Anger and Tenderness | 1 |
The Sacred Calling | 19 |
The Kingdom of the Fathers | 32 |
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