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... human family can- not be covered over with anthropological sophistries . Any one observing animals mating , reproducing , and caring for their young will have a hard time accepting the " cul- tural relativity " line . For no matter how ...
... human family can- not be covered over with anthropological sophistries . Any one observing animals mating , reproducing , and caring for their young will have a hard time accepting the " cul- tural relativity " line . For no matter how ...
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... human " value . Humanity has begun to outgrow nature : we can no longer justify the maintenance of a discriminatory sex class sys- tem on grounds of its origins in Nature . Indeed , for prag- matic reasons alone it is beginning to look ...
... human " value . Humanity has begun to outgrow nature : we can no longer justify the maintenance of a discriminatory sex class sys- tem on grounds of its origins in Nature . Indeed , for prag- matic reasons alone it is beginning to look ...
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... human identity . 4 ) Female Art . This is a new development , not to be confused with " male " art , even if , so far , it has been guilty of the same bias in reverse . For this may signify the beginnings of a new consciousness , rather ...
... human identity . 4 ) Female Art . This is a new development , not to be confused with " male " art , even if , so far , it has been guilty of the same bias in reverse . For this may signify the beginnings of a new consciousness , rather ...
Contents
THE DIALECTIC OF SEX | 1 |
ON AMERICAN FEMINISM | 15 |
THE MISGUIDED FEMINISM | 41 |
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