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... response to the incest taboo ; and that , furthermore , the incest taboo is now necessary only in order to preserve the family ; then if we did away with the family we would in effect be doing away with the repressions that mold ...
... response to the incest taboo ; and that , furthermore , the incest taboo is now necessary only in order to preserve the family ; then if we did away with the family we would in effect be doing away with the repressions that mold ...
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... responses , the idealistic and the scientific , do not merely exist simultaneously : there is a dialogue between the ... response , because it always develops in advance , and is thus the product of another age , the same realization may ...
... responses , the idealistic and the scientific , do not merely exist simultaneously : there is a dialogue between the ... response , because it always develops in advance , and is thus the product of another age , the same realization may ...
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... response is the masculine response : objective , logical , extroverted , realistic , concerned with the conscious mind ( the ego ) , rational , mechanical , pragmatic and down - to - earth , stable . Thus the aesthetic is the cultural ...
... response is the masculine response : objective , logical , extroverted , realistic , concerned with the conscious mind ( the ego ) , rational , mechanical , pragmatic and down - to - earth , stable . Thus the aesthetic is the cultural ...
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THE DIALECTIC OF SEX | 1 |
ON AMERICAN FEMINISM | 15 |
THE MISGUIDED FEMINISM | 41 |
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