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... sexually fulfilled by inter- action with men . ( However , a damaged female sexuality is relatively harmless in social terms ; whereas the male sexual sickness , the confusion of sexuality with power , hurts others . ) This is one ...
... sexually fulfilled by inter- action with men . ( However , a damaged female sexuality is relatively harmless in social terms ; whereas the male sexual sickness , the confusion of sexuality with power , hurts others . ) This is one ...
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... sexual " : one is considered by the father to be an appropriate response to the mother , the other is not . If the child is to gain his mother's love he must separate out the sexual from his other feelings ( Freud's " sublimation " and ...
... sexual " : one is considered by the father to be an appropriate response to the mother , the other is not . If the child is to gain his mother's love he must separate out the sexual from his other feelings ( Freud's " sublimation " and ...
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... sexual repression that maintains these unequal classes , allowing for the first time a " natu- ral " sexual freedom . Thus we arrive at : 4 ) The freedom of all women and children to do whatever they wish to do sexually . There will no ...
... sexual repression that maintains these unequal classes , allowing for the first time a " natu- ral " sexual freedom . Thus we arrive at : 4 ) The freedom of all women and children to do whatever they wish to do sexually . There will no ...
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THE DIALECTIC OF SEX | 1 |
ON AMERICAN FEMINISM | 15 |
THE MISGUIDED FEMINISM | 41 |
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