Women & MadnessAvon Books, 1973 - 359 pagine Examines psychiatric theory and practice concerning women, then presents a new female psychology. |
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... exist without the elimination of poverty and the oppression of women . Ideal mental health , like free- dom , exists for one person only if it exists for all people . He stressed the importance of " preventive social mea- sures " in ...
... exist without the elimination of poverty and the oppression of women . Ideal mental health , like free- dom , exists for one person only if it exists for all people . He stressed the importance of " preventive social mea- sures " in ...
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... exist outside of racist American society ) . * This is one of the many reasons that those Third World women who can afford to be politically active in any sense are not feminists . An alliance of women either representing or fighting ...
... exist outside of racist American society ) . * This is one of the many reasons that those Third World women who can afford to be politically active in any sense are not feminists . An alliance of women either representing or fighting ...
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... exist regarding race and " mental illness " they are not necessarily broken down in terms of social class , speci- fic race , marital status , diagnostic category , or per 100 , - 000 of the population , nor do they exist for all ...
... exist regarding race and " mental illness " they are not necessarily broken down in terms of social class , speci- fic race , marital status , diagnostic category , or per 100 , - 000 of the population , nor do they exist for all ...
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