Beauty BoundLexington Books, 1986 - 268 páginas Includes material on femininity (psychology). |
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... believe , for example , that women are mentally inferior , you can logically conclude that they do not need to be educated . They in turn will conveniently demonstrate their intellectual in- competence . If you believe that women are by ...
... believe , for example , that women are mentally inferior , you can logically conclude that they do not need to be educated . They in turn will conveniently demonstrate their intellectual in- competence . If you believe that women are by ...
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... believe in happiness ever after . The perfect fit of the shoe sym- bolizes her willingness to shape her life around his . However , the slipper can also be seen as a symbol of bondage . By conforming to the tiny dimensions of the ...
... believe in happiness ever after . The perfect fit of the shoe sym- bolizes her willingness to shape her life around his . However , the slipper can also be seen as a symbol of bondage . By conforming to the tiny dimensions of the ...
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... occurs : girls wind up all looking the same and are thus more easily ste- reotyped . " They look alike , think alike , and even worse . believe they are not alike . " 32 Marking Time in Moratorium You wait , little girl , 136 Beauty Bound.
... occurs : girls wind up all looking the same and are thus more easily ste- reotyped . " They look alike , think alike , and even worse . believe they are not alike . " 32 Marking Time in Moratorium You wait , little girl , 136 Beauty Bound.
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The Fair Sex | 1 |
Looking Good and Feeling Bad | 23 |
Props and Paint | 47 |
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