Beauty BoundLexington Books, 1986 - 268 páginas Includes material on femininity (psychology). |
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... transformations are powerful precisely because the origins of dimorphisms are unclear , and because cultured beauty creates the illusion of greater natural fitness . In the struggle for survival of self and progeny , the less fit can ...
... transformations are powerful precisely because the origins of dimorphisms are unclear , and because cultured beauty creates the illusion of greater natural fitness . In the struggle for survival of self and progeny , the less fit can ...
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... transformations are inherently more pleasing than others . Their aesthetic value depends on their social context . Black teeth or red nails seem attractive to someone con- ditioned to appreciate them as such . Who can say whether ...
... transformations are inherently more pleasing than others . Their aesthetic value depends on their social context . Black teeth or red nails seem attractive to someone con- ditioned to appreciate them as such . Who can say whether ...
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... transformations are not passed down by mothers to victimize their daughters . Most mothers , whether good ones or ... transformation comes unsolicited , a reward for virtue and servitude . And she is beautified in secrecy , reminding us ...
... transformations are not passed down by mothers to victimize their daughters . Most mothers , whether good ones or ... transformation comes unsolicited , a reward for virtue and servitude . And she is beautified in secrecy , reminding us ...
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The Fair Sex | 1 |
Looking Good and Feeling Bad | 23 |
Props and Paint | 47 |
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