Of woman born motherhood as experience and institution1976 |
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Adrienne Rich. The institution of motherhood is not identical with bearing and caring for children , any more than the institution of heterosexuality is identical with intimacy and sexual love . Both create the pre- scriptions and the ...
Adrienne Rich. The institution of motherhood is not identical with bearing and caring for children , any more than the institution of heterosexuality is identical with intimacy and sexual love . Both create the pre- scriptions and the ...
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... women and men - towards the birthing , child - rearing function of women . Any woman who believes that the institution of motherhood has nothing to do with her is closing her eyes to crucial aspects of her situation . Many of the great ...
... women and men - towards the birthing , child - rearing function of women . Any woman who believes that the institution of motherhood has nothing to do with her is closing her eyes to crucial aspects of her situation . Many of the great ...
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... mother ; the pediatric assumption that the mother is inadequate and ignorant ; the burden of emotional work borne by women in the family - all these are connecting fibers of this invisible institution , and they de- termine our ...
... mother ; the pediatric assumption that the mother is inadequate and ignorant ; the burden of emotional work borne by women in the family - all these are connecting fibers of this invisible institution , and they de- termine our ...
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Anger and Tenderness | 1 |
The Sacred Calling | 19 |
The Kingdom of the Fathers | 32 |
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