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Feminist Economics, 2005
It is argued here that Mary Wollstonecraft's pioneering contributions to the social sciences in general and to feminist studies in particular deserve fuller recognition. Her critiques of the leading conventional philosophers of her time, such as Edmund Burke, bring out the distinctive nature of her approach, in which the deprivation of women is linked ...
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It is argued here that Mary Wollstonecraft's pioneering contributions to the social sciences in general and to feminist studies in particular deserve fuller recognition. Her critiques of the leading conventional philosophers of her time, such as Edmund Burke, bring out the distinctive nature of her approach, in which the deprivation of women is linked ...
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1982
Collin Françoise. marie marie marie. In: Sorcières : les femmes vivent, n°24, 1982. Mythes et nostalgies. pp. 30-32.
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Collin Françoise. marie marie marie. In: Sorcières : les femmes vivent, n°24, 1982. Mythes et nostalgies. pp. 30-32.
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1958
WHEN the American Revolution ended, thousands of New England loyalists went to Canada. Among them were the forebears of Mary Adelaide Nutting who went from Massachusetts to the English settlement at Bolton, Quebec, not far from the northern border of Vermont.
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WHEN the American Revolution ended, thousands of New England loyalists went to Canada. Among them were the forebears of Mary Adelaide Nutting who went from Massachusetts to the English settlement at Bolton, Quebec, not far from the northern border of Vermont.
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Mariátegui and Dependency Theory: Reviewing a Powerful Inheritance in Latin American Thought
Latin American Perspectives, 2022John Cajas Guijarro
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Mariátegui, Race, and the Comintern’s National Question
Latin American Perspectives, 2022Marc Becker
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