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This is partially accounted for by the fact that women constitute 25 percent of all untenured positions and only 12 percent of the tenured ones . But a breakdown by position shows that the median income of women is lower than that of ...
This is partially accounted for by the fact that women constitute 25 percent of all untenured positions and only 12 percent of the tenured ones . But a breakdown by position shows that the median income of women is lower than that of ...
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It is senseless to point to the rising position of the laity in the Church and argue that women are therefore attaining equality . So long as the Church maintains a significant distinction between hierarchy and laity , the exclusion of ...
It is senseless to point to the rising position of the laity in the Church and argue that women are therefore attaining equality . So long as the Church maintains a significant distinction between hierarchy and laity , the exclusion of ...
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The author finds herself in a curious position . She would ask David Riesman : Who likes to live behind barricades ? Like walls , as Robert Frost suggested , something there is that doesn't love them . On the other hand , she believes ...
The author finds herself in a curious position . She would ask David Riesman : Who likes to live behind barricades ? Like walls , as Robert Frost suggested , something there is that doesn't love them . On the other hand , she believes ...
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Contents
A Statistical Essay | 37 |
THE DYNAMICS OF Marriage AND MOTHERHOOD | 46 |
FIVE SHORT | 62 |
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