Women & MadnessAvon Books, 1973 - 359 pagine Examines psychiatric theory and practice concerning women, then presents a new female psychology. |
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... remains inconsolable at her absence . Finally , in anger , she refuses to let any crops grow if Persephone is not returned to her . Eventually a compromise is reached : Persephone will remain with her mother for most of the year ...
... remains inconsolable at her absence . Finally , in anger , she refuses to let any crops grow if Persephone is not returned to her . Eventually a compromise is reached : Persephone will remain with her mother for most of the year ...
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... remain in therapy for longer peri- ods . Six of the nine TW women interviewed saw ( and wanted to see ) male therapists ; only one saw only female therapists ; two saw both male and female therapists . The three women who saw female ...
... remain in therapy for longer peri- ods . Six of the nine TW women interviewed saw ( and wanted to see ) male therapists ; only one saw only female therapists ; two saw both male and female therapists . The three women who saw female ...
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... remain true as long as women bear the burden of motherhood within a patriarchal family . Also , the complicated mother - daughter interaction is a hard and tenacious model to shatter . The feminist language of " sis- terhood , " rather ...
... remain true as long as women bear the burden of motherhood within a patriarchal family . Also , the complicated mother - daughter interaction is a hard and tenacious model to shatter . The feminist language of " sis- terhood , " rather ...
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