The Natural Superiority of Women

Anne Render · Ashley Montagu

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chapter 1 Foreword by Susan Sperling chapter 2 Preface to the First Edition chapter 3 Preface to the Fifth Edition chapter 4 A Note to the Reader chapter 5 Chapter 1: Natural Superiority of Women chapter 6 Chapter 2: Subjection of Women chapter 7 Chapter 3: Social Determinants of Biological Facts & Social Consequences chapter 8 Chapter 4: Who Said, The Inferior Sex? chapter 9 Chapter 5:X Doesn't Equal Y chapter 10 Chapter 6: Sexual Superiority of the Female chapter 11 Chapter 7: Are Women More Emotional Than Men? chapter 12 Chapter 8: Was It True About Women? chapter 13 Chapter 9: Intelligence of the Sexes chapter 14 Chapter 10: Women and Creativity chapter 15 Chapter 11:The Genius of Woman as the Genius of Humanity chapter 16 Chapter 12: Mutual Aid chapter 17 Chapter 13: Changing Traditions chapter 18 Chapter 14: Woman's Task chapter 19 Appendix A: U.N. Declaration on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women chapter 20 Appendix B: On the Origins of the Idea of the Natural Superiority of Women chapter 21 Notes chapter 22 Index

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