Our own engendered species

Linda Hurcombe

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Gender and Feminist Studies Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies Gender Studies and Social Issues

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The study of gender in ancient societies seems inseparable from the place of gender in our own society–and therefore inseparable from the particular attitudes and expectations those contemporary manners create. This BIG problem is explored, and some approaches to its resolution are developed.

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