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The purpose of this paper is twofold : to propose that gender domains are
formulated by social organisations which initiate ... The equation of women with
the domestic domain establishes gender as à primary factor in the planning of
domestic ...
The purpose of this paper is twofold : to propose that gender domains are
formulated by social organisations which initiate ... The equation of women with
the domestic domain establishes gender as à primary factor in the planning of
domestic ...
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The female domestic domain has been defined not by natural or ideological
factors , but by the material basis of a ' patriarchal ' social system ( Hartmann
1982 , 448 ) . The Evolution of Gender Domains The origins and development of
spatial ...
The female domestic domain has been defined not by natural or ideological
factors , but by the material basis of a ' patriarchal ' social system ( Hartmann
1982 , 448 ) . The Evolution of Gender Domains The origins and development of
spatial ...
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It should be possible for archaeologists to evaluate this evolutionary model of
gender domains through a long - term perspective ... Female association with the
domestic domain and their contribution to economic reproduction were not static .
It should be possible for archaeologists to evaluate this evolutionary model of
gender domains through a long - term perspective ... Female association with the
domestic domain and their contribution to economic reproduction were not static .
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