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She suggests that " the act of cremation itself may be seen sex- and gender -
destroying , while inhumation may be seen as gender - preserving " ( Brush , this
vol . ) . This point raises the whole question of how gender might enter into the ...
She suggests that " the act of cremation itself may be seen sex- and gender -
destroying , while inhumation may be seen as gender - preserving " ( Brush , this
vol . ) . This point raises the whole question of how gender might enter into the ...
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... two need not conflict with a good analytical th ory of gender relations , nor are
they at all , to my mind , detrimental to present day political goals . The third
approach is both . The problems which characterise this third approach may be
seen ...
... two need not conflict with a good analytical th ory of gender relations , nor are
they at all , to my mind , detrimental to present day political goals . The third
approach is both . The problems which characterise this third approach may be
seen ...
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The problems which characterise this third approach may be seen in the
following example . In her 1893 publication , Women , Church and State Matilda
Gage claimed that : the word ' witch ' formerly signified a woman of superior
knowledge .
The problems which characterise this third approach may be seen in the
following example . In her 1893 publication , Women , Church and State Matilda
Gage claimed that : the word ' witch ' formerly signified a woman of superior
knowledge .
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| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 7, Issue 1 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Published | 1988 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Jun 2007 |
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