- constructed, and
there is also some
evidence that some
behaviors considered feminine are
influenced by both
cultural factors and
biological factors. To what...
- The
Feminine Mystique is a book by
Betty Friedan,
widely credited with
sparking second-wave
feminism in the
United States.
First published by W. W. Norton...
- with up to 20.
Common gender divisions include masculine and
feminine; masculine,
feminine, and neuter; or
animate and inanimate.
Depending on the language...
-
Feminine ending, in
grammatical gender, is the
final syllable or
suffixed letters that mark
words as
feminine.
Feminine ending may also
refer to: Feminine...
-
goddesses are
often linked with
literal or
metaphorical pregnancy or
imagined feminine roles ****ociated with how
women and
girls are
perceived or
expected to...
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often ****ociated with what is
generally perceived to be
feminine behaviours, mannerisms, styles, or
gender roles,
rather than with traditionally...
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birth and has a
predominantly feminine gender identity or presentation;
transmasculine is the
equivalent term...
- 'of Easter' (Pascha)). Word
names come from
English vocabulary words.
Feminine names of this sort—in more
languages than English, and more
cultures than...
- Écriture
féminine, or "women's writing", is a term
coined by
French feminist and
literary theorist Hélène
Cixous in her 1975
essay "The
Laugh of the Medusa"...
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