Sisterhood is Powerful: An Anthology of Writings from the Women's Liberation MovementPoems, essays, personal testimonies, and historical documents are contributed by fifty individuals concerned with the liberation of women |
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SOCIAL BASES FOR SEXUAL EQUALITY : A COMPARATIVE View * Karen
Sacks What kind of society does not oppress or exploit women ? ... Exploitation ,
or work for the society without power in the society , exists only in class societies .
SOCIAL BASES FOR SEXUAL EQUALITY : A COMPARATIVE View * Karen
Sacks What kind of society does not oppress or exploit women ? ... Exploitation ,
or work for the society without power in the society , exists only in class societies .
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18 333 2011 TH res ty Anthropologists often argue that in so - called primitive
societies , a woman's childbearing and ... and Mbuti Pygmies , can be used to
suggest what it takes for women not to be oppressed in a nonexploitative society .
18 333 2011 TH res ty Anthropologists often argue that in so - called primitive
societies , a woman's childbearing and ... and Mbuti Pygmies , can be used to
suggest what it takes for women not to be oppressed in a nonexploitative society .
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qualities buttressed by the material survival aspects of the society . This situation
really gets ridiculous . Given socially defined temperamental differences for men
and women , American women are not even allowed to be what the society ...
qualities buttressed by the material survival aspects of the society . This situation
really gets ridiculous . Given socially defined temperamental differences for men
and women , American women are not even allowed to be what the society ...
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A Statistical Essay | 37 |
The DYNAMICS OF MARRIAGE AND MOTHERHOOD | 46 |
FIVE SHORT | 62 |
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