Women & MadnessAvon Books, 1973 - 359 pagine Examines psychiatric theory and practice concerning women, then presents a new female psychology. |
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Pagina 92
... accept , and de- sire a double standard of mental health or normality . ** What I'm saying is that mad women have no power . I am not saying that Medusa or Circe was mad . On the contrary , precisely because such women had power , they ...
... accept , and de- sire a double standard of mental health or normality . ** What I'm saying is that mad women have no power . I am not saying that Medusa or Circe was mad . On the contrary , precisely because such women had power , they ...
Pagina 123
... accept , and " solve " her need for love . However , such acceptance of the human need for other people , or for " love , " means something very different when women are already our culture's “ ac- ceptors " and men our culture's ...
... accept , and " solve " her need for love . However , such acceptance of the human need for other people , or for " love , " means something very different when women are already our culture's “ ac- ceptors " and men our culture's ...
Pagina 214
... accepted that rage — even regarded that acceptance as their unpleasant duty . But in doing so , they frequently ... accept . And she had nothing to fall back on : not maleness , not whiteness , not ladyhood , not anything . And out ...
... accepted that rage — even regarded that acceptance as their unpleasant duty . But in doing so , they frequently ... accept . And she had nothing to fall back on : not maleness , not whiteness , not ladyhood , not anything . And out ...
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