Women & MadnessAvon Books, 1973 - 359 pagine Examines psychiatric theory and practice concerning women, then presents a new female psychology. |
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... and worshiping their infant sons . Catholic mythology sym- bolizes the enforced splitting of Woman into either Mother or Whore - both of whom nurture and ultimately worship a dead man and / or a " divine " male child . The fierce bond ...
... and worshiping their infant sons . Catholic mythology sym- bolizes the enforced splitting of Woman into either Mother or Whore - both of whom nurture and ultimately worship a dead man and / or a " divine " male child . The fierce bond ...
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... and sinfulness , both the Holy Father ( the inquisitor ) and the Scientific Father ( the psychiatrist ) are ... or that it is necessarily freed from a variety of social abuses . Nor do I believe that " madness ” —as I defined it ...
... and sinfulness , both the Holy Father ( the inquisitor ) and the Scientific Father ( the psychiatrist ) are ... or that it is necessarily freed from a variety of social abuses . Nor do I believe that " madness ” —as I defined it ...
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... and The Liabilities of the Married Woman ( New York : Pelletreau and Raynor , 1873 ) . These ... or Female Children : Traditional or Affec- tional , " in Marriage and Family ... and Hathor - are concerned with " female 324 WOMEN AND MADNESS.
... and The Liabilities of the Married Woman ( New York : Pelletreau and Raynor , 1873 ) . These ... or Female Children : Traditional or Affec- tional , " in Marriage and Family ... and Hathor - are concerned with " female 324 WOMEN AND MADNESS.
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