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In our culture , gender tends to be regarded as a biological constant , but not all cultures share this belief . ... in the fields of anthropology and social history that gender schemas vary considerably from culture to culture .
In our culture , gender tends to be regarded as a biological constant , but not all cultures share this belief . ... in the fields of anthropology and social history that gender schemas vary considerably from culture to culture .
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It is now generally recognized that gender is a cultural concept , and that many cultures view gender differently from the West . These differences include not just cultural norms of maleness and femaleness , but also organizing schemas ...
It is now generally recognized that gender is a cultural concept , and that many cultures view gender differently from the West . These differences include not just cultural norms of maleness and femaleness , but also organizing schemas ...
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As far as I know , in all surrounding cultures of the ancient Near East the sun was always feminine and the moon ... as strong in such matters as it was in other aspects of culture , and speaks against the hypothetical masculinizaton of ...
As far as I know , in all surrounding cultures of the ancient Near East the sun was always feminine and the moon ... as strong in such matters as it was in other aspects of culture , and speaks against the hypothetical masculinizaton of ...
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