Beauty BoundLexington Books, 1986 - 268 páginas Includes material on femininity (psychology). |
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... Culture labels woman the fair sex and then assumes that nature designed her that way . It is culture not nature that declares the bound foot lovelier than the unbound foot ; culture that first covers the female breast and then covets it ...
... Culture labels woman the fair sex and then assumes that nature designed her that way . It is culture not nature that declares the bound foot lovelier than the unbound foot ; culture that first covers the female breast and then covets it ...
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... Culture dresses one sex in hot pinks , the other in navy blues . Loosely fitted trousers allow men free movement ; broad - shouldered jackets convey strength and substance . Individuality is underplayed , and there is a dull sameness ...
... Culture dresses one sex in hot pinks , the other in navy blues . Loosely fitted trousers allow men free movement ; broad - shouldered jackets convey strength and substance . Individuality is underplayed , and there is a dull sameness ...
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... Culture is reluctant to rewrite old file cards . As Galileo discovered , science is culture and myth as much as it is fact . Culture and nature are interwoven in the fabric of our genes and in the pattern of our social bonds . Like ...
... Culture is reluctant to rewrite old file cards . As Galileo discovered , science is culture and myth as much as it is fact . Culture and nature are interwoven in the fabric of our genes and in the pattern of our social bonds . Like ...
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The Fair | 1 |
The value of cosmetic rituals | 52 |
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achievement adolescent adornment adult androgyny anorectic anorexia appearance anxiety beauty myth beauty rituals become behavior blond body image boys breasts century Cinderella cited clothes conflict cosmetic rituals cosmetic surgery create culture daughters described dieting display dominance dress eating disorders erotic estrus eyes face fair sex fashion fear feel female beauty female body feminine beauty feminine role feminism feminist file cards foot foot binding gender roles Georgia O'Keeffe girls glamour greater grooming hair healthy hedonic hedonic power human judged Karen Carpenter legs less Linda lips look makeup males masculine mate men's Miss America mother myth of female narcissism natural neotenic obsession one's overweight pageant pain percent person physical attractiveness pornography pretty problem psychological puberty rejected self-esteem sex differences sexual shoes signals social status stereotypes subordination symbol thin tomboy traits transformations ugly unattractive UPI/Bettmann Newsphotos veil wear weight woman womanhood women young