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... modes with the two sexes respectively is unmistakable . We have noted how those few women directly creating culture have gravitated to disciplines within the Aesthetic Mode . There is a good reason for this : the aesthetic re- sponse ...
... modes with the two sexes respectively is unmistakable . We have noted how those few women directly creating culture have gravitated to disciplines within the Aesthetic Mode . There is a good reason for this : the aesthetic re- sponse ...
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... Aesthetic Mode . This medieval aesthetic culture , composed of the Classical and Christian legacies , culminated in the Hu- manism of the Renaissance . Until the Renaissance , then , culture occurred in the Aesthetic Mode because ...
... Aesthetic Mode . This medieval aesthetic culture , composed of the Classical and Christian legacies , culminated in the Hu- manism of the Renaissance . Until the Renaissance , then , culture occurred in the Aesthetic Mode because ...
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... Mode ) with the Female ( Aesthetic Mode ) , to create an androgynous culture sur- passing the highs of either cultural stream , or even of the sum of their integrations . More than a marriage , rather an abolition of the cultural ...
... Mode ) with the Female ( Aesthetic Mode ) , to create an androgynous culture sur- passing the highs of either cultural stream , or even of the sum of their integrations . More than a marriage , rather an abolition of the cultural ...
Contents
THE DIALECTIC OF SEX | 1 |
ON AMERICAN FEMINISM | 15 |
THE MISGUIDED FEMINISM | 41 |
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