Women & MadnessAvon Books, 1973 - 359 pagine Examines psychiatric theory and practice concerning women, then presents a new female psychology. |
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... Conditioned female behavior is more comfortable with , is defined by , psychic and emotional self - destruction . Women are conditioned to experience physicality — be it violent , destructive , or pleasurable— more in the presence of ...
... Conditioned female behavior is more comfortable with , is defined by , psychic and emotional self - destruction . Women are conditioned to experience physicality — be it violent , destructive , or pleasurable— more in the presence of ...
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... conditioned female behavior , are powerful revolution- aries . Their insights and behavior are as debilitating ( for social reasons ) as they are profound . Such women act alone , according to rules that make no " sense " and are ...
... conditioned female behavior , are powerful revolution- aries . Their insights and behavior are as debilitating ( for social reasons ) as they are profound . Such women act alone , according to rules that make no " sense " and are ...
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... conditioned to need and / or to service a man that they are more willing to take care of a man who is " passive , ” “ dependent , ” or " unemployed " —than men are willing to relate to , no less take care of , a " dominant ...
... conditioned to need and / or to service a man that they are more willing to take care of a man who is " passive , ” “ dependent , ” or " unemployed " —than men are willing to relate to , no less take care of , a " dominant ...
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