Harmless Lovers?: Gender, Theory, and Personal Relationships

Psychology Press (1993)
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Harmless Lovers examines the connections between gender theory and lived gender relationships of some of the key social theorists - including Wollestonecratf, Enfantin, Comte, Marx, Engels, Mill, Nietzsche, Durkheim and Weber.

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