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... value and dignity of the human person and , on the other hand , an all - pervasive misogynism and downgrading of women as persons . ... often identified with the person of Mary , and the underestimation of concrete existing women .
... value and dignity of the human person and , on the other hand , an all - pervasive misogynism and downgrading of women as persons . ... often identified with the person of Mary , and the underestimation of concrete existing women .
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The Problem of Stereotypes Although there has been progress toward acceptance of women as persons with rights equal to those of men ... authentic person , who will be unique , self - critical , self - creating , active , and searching .
The Problem of Stereotypes Although there has been progress toward acceptance of women as persons with rights equal to those of men ... authentic person , who will be unique , self - critical , self - creating , active , and searching .
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Often , in trying to describe the way a white person oppresses or exploits a black person , or a man oppresses or exploits a woman , we say that the oppressor treats the other person as a “ thing " or as an " object .
Often , in trying to describe the way a white person oppresses or exploits a black person , or a man oppresses or exploits a woman , we say that the oppressor treats the other person as a “ thing " or as an " object .
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A Statistical Essay | 37 |
THE DYNAMICS OF Marriage AND MOTHERHOOD | 46 |
FIVE SHORT | 62 |
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