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... sexual jealousy and the corresponding " mate guarding " impulses are learned responses . Hence , differences in women's responses to infidelity reflect differences in intensity to which a patriarchal ethos is internalized within a ...
... sexual jealousy and the corresponding " mate guarding " impulses are learned responses . Hence , differences in women's responses to infidelity reflect differences in intensity to which a patriarchal ethos is internalized within a ...
Page 96
None of this means that women are indifferent to their partner's sexual liaisons . Even in double - standard societies , women in their late teens and early twenties often try to undermine a sexual liaison . Our survey of restrictive ...
None of this means that women are indifferent to their partner's sexual liaisons . Even in double - standard societies , women in their late teens and early twenties often try to undermine a sexual liaison . Our survey of restrictive ...
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... Sexual Behavior . New York . Frayser , S. 1985. Varieties of Sexual Experience : An Anthropological Perspective on Human Sexuality . New Haven . Freeman , S. 1990. Managing Lives : Corporate Women and Social Change . Amherst . Gaulin ...
... Sexual Behavior . New York . Frayser , S. 1985. Varieties of Sexual Experience : An Anthropological Perspective on Human Sexuality . New Haven . Freeman , S. 1990. Managing Lives : Corporate Women and Social Change . Amherst . Gaulin ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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