Women & MadnessAvon Books, 1973 - 359 pagine Examines psychiatric theory and practice concerning women, then presents a new female psychology. |
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Pagina 87
... course , when women do the very same things as men , it always has a completely different meaning and set of conse- quences : even here , it is the wives who are seeking treat- - ment - the husbands , for all their " female " -like ...
... course , when women do the very same things as men , it always has a completely different meaning and set of conse- quences : even here , it is the wives who are seeking treat- - ment - the husbands , for all their " female " -like ...
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... course , it is unrealistic and perhaps dangerous to take visions too seriously . Perhaps we must respect them as difficult truths with which to inform our lives - in some way . Perhaps we cannot go " backward " too longingly in time ...
... course , it is unrealistic and perhaps dangerous to take visions too seriously . Perhaps we must respect them as difficult truths with which to inform our lives - in some way . Perhaps we cannot go " backward " too longingly in time ...
Pagina 302
... course , this statistic excludes those who have died or been released on the day before the patient head count . †† ) I thought it a better way of " picking up " female patients , whose pattern of hospitaliza- tion is characterized by ...
... course , this statistic excludes those who have died or been released on the day before the patient head count . †† ) I thought it a better way of " picking up " female patients , whose pattern of hospitaliza- tion is characterized by ...
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