Beauty BoundLexington Books, 1986 - 268 páginas Includes material on femininity (psychology). |
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... creates optical illusions that encourage Ms. Main Street to aspire to Miss Universe . Television injects a potent dose ... create unrealistic expectations . In one study , men gave lower ratings of attractiveness to average women after ...
... creates optical illusions that encourage Ms. Main Street to aspire to Miss Universe . Television injects a potent dose ... create unrealistic expectations . In one study , men gave lower ratings of attractiveness to average women after ...
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... create common- ality . Shaped by the same myths , adorned in the same fashions , women recognize themselves in each other and are recognized as isomorphic by men . Cosmetic rituals create a framework for the female world while at the ...
... create common- ality . Shaped by the same myths , adorned in the same fashions , women recognize themselves in each other and are recognized as isomorphic by men . Cosmetic rituals create a framework for the female world while at the ...
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... create nonverbal dialogues between people . A rounded bosom in a tight sweater evokes a stare from an observer . The stare in turn prompts the sweater wearer to change her posture , to look away in embarrassment , or to smile invitingly ...
... create nonverbal dialogues between people . A rounded bosom in a tight sweater evokes a stare from an observer . The stare in turn prompts the sweater wearer to change her posture , to look away in embarrassment , or to smile invitingly ...
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The Fair | 1 |
The value of cosmetic rituals | 52 |
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