Beauty BoundLexington Books, 1986 - 268 páginas Includes material on femininity (psychology). |
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... woman but not for a healthy person . If a well - adjusted female differs from a well - adjusted person , it is impossible to be well adjusted both as a woman and as a person at the same time . These results confirm that the " male as ...
... woman but not for a healthy person . If a well - adjusted female differs from a well - adjusted person , it is impossible to be well adjusted both as a woman and as a person at the same time . These results confirm that the " male as ...
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... female body . Through contradictory myths woman is first deified as a mother goddess , then burned as an evil witch ; first worshiped for her purity , then disdained as corrupting ; first pursued for her beauty ... beauty and the myth of ...
... female body . Through contradictory myths woman is first deified as a mother goddess , then burned as an evil witch ; first worshiped for her purity , then disdained as corrupting ; first pursued for her beauty ... beauty and the myth of ...
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... females to indulge in excessive preoccupation with their bodies . Through idealization , beauty becomes exalted and used to defend against underlying anxiety . Just as heightened narcissism was linked to genital shame , ideal- ized female ...
... females to indulge in excessive preoccupation with their bodies . Through idealization , beauty becomes exalted and used to defend against underlying anxiety . Just as heightened narcissism was linked to genital shame , ideal- ized female ...
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The Fair | 1 |
The value of cosmetic rituals | 52 |
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