Women & MadnessAvon Books, 1973 - 359 pagine Examines psychiatric theory and practice concerning women, then presents a new female psychology. |
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Pagina 110
... Perhaps madness is just " more of the same . " It may also be argued that perhaps the mothers are as " hospitalized " within their marriages as their daughters are within the asylums . It may also be argued that sooner or later most ...
... Perhaps madness is just " more of the same . " It may also be argued that perhaps the mothers are as " hospitalized " within their marriages as their daughters are within the asylums . It may also be argued that sooner or later most ...
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... perhaps patiently , perhaps not , but always in order to ultimately control the conversation from a superior position . In psychotherapy the patient - woman is encouraged - in fact directed - to talk , by a therapist who is at least ...
... perhaps patiently , perhaps not , but always in order to ultimately control the conversation from a superior position . In psychotherapy the patient - woman is encouraged - in fact directed - to talk , by a therapist who is at least ...
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... Perhaps fewer well - educated or well - employed black men embark on " psychiatric careers " of any kind than do their female well - educated counterparts - i.e . , perhaps the economics and psychology of " tokenism , " combined with ...
... Perhaps fewer well - educated or well - employed black men embark on " psychiatric careers " of any kind than do their female well - educated counterparts - i.e . , perhaps the economics and psychology of " tokenism , " combined with ...
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