Gender shock: exploding the myths of male and female
1996 · 308 pagine · Anchor Books · ISBN 9780385477178
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At a time when men are staying at home to parent and women are leaving to practice law, medicine, and politics, America is confused and anxious about what differences truly exist between the sexes. To question one's gender role is to invite chaos, the flux of identity, yet the question persists: In a world of evolving roles for both sexes, how are "masculine" and "feminine" defined?
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