Beauty BoundLexington Books, 1986 - 268 páginas Includes material on femininity (psychology). |
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... human ideal . Women find it hard to measure up to a masculine norm . Biologically distinct from males , females become culturally distinguished from what is con- sidered normal . This is how the anatomy of difference can dictate the ...
... human ideal . Women find it hard to measure up to a masculine norm . Biologically distinct from males , females become culturally distinguished from what is con- sidered normal . This is how the anatomy of difference can dictate the ...
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... humans evolved beyond estrus , this automatic cycle of at- tractivity , proceptivity , and receptivity became inoperative . Sex was no longer dominated by hormones or confined to a brief seasonal period . Human sexuality was separated ...
... humans evolved beyond estrus , this automatic cycle of at- tractivity , proceptivity , and receptivity became inoperative . Sex was no longer dominated by hormones or confined to a brief seasonal period . Human sexuality was separated ...
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... human touch . Grooming oth- ers can expose us to the realities of aging , to racial differences , and to the great variety of human bodies . Women have concen- trated for too long on using grooming to attract male attention or appease ...
... human touch . Grooming oth- ers can expose us to the realities of aging , to racial differences , and to the great variety of human bodies . Women have concen- trated for too long on using grooming to attract male attention or appease ...
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The Fair | 1 |
The value of cosmetic rituals | 52 |
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