Sisterhood is Powerful: An Anthology of Writings from the Women's Liberation MovementRobin Morgan |
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... tion . Moreover , it assumes that one sex can be understood apart from the other , as if it were a complete " essence " - and thus the problematic of sexuality itself is misconstrued . In fact , the sexual differentiation can be ...
... tion . Moreover , it assumes that one sex can be understood apart from the other , as if it were a complete " essence " - and thus the problematic of sexuality itself is misconstrued . In fact , the sexual differentiation can be ...
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... tion of women and employment , the Committee on Private Employment of the President's Commission on the Status of Women noted : Although women in the work force have a somewhat higher- than - average schooling than men , they , more ...
... tion of women and employment , the Committee on Private Employment of the President's Commission on the Status of Women noted : Although women in the work force have a somewhat higher- than - average schooling than men , they , more ...
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... tion to a married woman with more children than she wanted . Thus the real question is not , " How can we justify abor- tion ? " but , " How can we justify compulsory childbearing ? " The right questions will elicit real responses . At ...
... tion to a married woman with more children than she wanted . Thus the real question is not , " How can we justify abor- tion ? " but , " How can we justify compulsory childbearing ? " The right questions will elicit real responses . At ...
Contents
A STATISTICAL ESSAY | 37 |
THE DYNAMICS OF MARRIAGE AND MOTHERHOOD | 46 |
FIVE SHORT | 62 |
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