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... society does not oppress or exploit women ? The two are not synonymous . Exploitation , or work for the society without power in the society , exists only in class societies . But women are oppressed , treated as wards of men , in ...
... society does not oppress or exploit women ? The two are not synonymous . Exploitation , or work for the society without power in the society , exists only in class societies . But women are oppressed , treated as wards of men , in ...
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... society . In her paper , " Economic Organization and Female Status Among the Iroquois , " Judith K. Brown demonstrates that a group of Iroquois women , the matrons , have power over the major productive resources of the society as well ...
... society . In her paper , " Economic Organization and Female Status Among the Iroquois , " Judith K. Brown demonstrates that a group of Iroquois women , the matrons , have power over the major productive resources of the society as well ...
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... society insists a woman should be . We are forced to become part - man ( inferior man at that ) in that : 1 ) the overwhelming majority of women do not spend their lives at home , and 2 ) even for those that do , commodity relations and ...
... society insists a woman should be . We are forced to become part - man ( inferior man at that ) in that : 1 ) the overwhelming majority of women do not spend their lives at home , and 2 ) even for those that do , commodity relations and ...
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A STATISTical Essay | 37 |
THE DYNAMICS OF MARRIAGE AND MOTHERHOOD | 46 |
FIVE SHORT | 62 |
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