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Page 53
Sometimes women develop post - parturitional psychosis in the hospital . More
commonly , after they have been home awhile they develop a transient but
recurring state called the Tired Mother Syndrome . ' In its severe form it is , or
resembles ...
Sometimes women develop post - parturitional psychosis in the hospital . More
commonly , after they have been home awhile they develop a transient but
recurring state called the Tired Mother Syndrome . ' In its severe form it is , or
resembles ...
Page 226
Female structures develop autonomously without the necessity of hormonal
differentiation . If the fetal gonads are removed from a genetic female before the
first six weeks , she will develop into a normal female , even undergoing normal ...
Female structures develop autonomously without the necessity of hormonal
differentiation . If the fetal gonads are removed from a genetic female before the
first six weeks , she will develop into a normal female , even undergoing normal ...
Page 480
some point , when women had developed food production and animal
domestication to the point of subsistence , hunters began settling down .
However , they brought to the community a very different set of values and
behavioral patterns ...
some point , when women had developed food production and animal
domestication to the point of subsistence , hunters began settling down .
However , they brought to the community a very different set of values and
behavioral patterns ...
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Contents
A SAMPLING OF SExist QUOTES | 31 |
A Statistical Essay | 37 |
THE DYNAMICS OF MARRIAGE AND MOTHERHOOD | 46 |
Copyright | |
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