Sisterhood is Powerful: An Anthology of Writings from the Women's Liberation MovementRobin Morgan |
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... orgasm , the orthodox Freudians ( and pseu- do - Freudians ) preferred to define it as inability to achieve vaginal orgasm , by which definition , in 1944 , Edmond Ber- gler adjudged between 70 and 80 percent of all women frigid . The ...
... orgasm , the orthodox Freudians ( and pseu- do - Freudians ) preferred to define it as inability to achieve vaginal orgasm , by which definition , in 1944 , Edmond Ber- gler adjudged between 70 and 80 percent of all women frigid . The ...
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... orgasm into a status symbol in a male- dictated system of values . A woman would now perceive her preference for clitoral orgasm as a " secret shame , " ig- nominious in the eyes of other women as well as those of men . This ...
... orgasm into a status symbol in a male- dictated system of values . A woman would now perceive her preference for clitoral orgasm as a " secret shame , " ig- nominious in the eyes of other women as well as those of men . This ...
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... orgasm distinct from a clitoral orgasm . The nature of the orgasm is the same regardless of the erotogenic zone stimulated to produce it . The orgasm consists of the rhythmic contractions of the 5. Estrus is that time when a female ...
... orgasm distinct from a clitoral orgasm . The nature of the orgasm is the same regardless of the erotogenic zone stimulated to produce it . The orgasm consists of the rhythmic contractions of the 5. Estrus is that time when a female ...
Contents
A STATISTICAL ESSAY | 37 |
THE DYNAMICS OF MARRIAGE AND MOTHERHOOD | 46 |
FIVE SHORT | 62 |
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