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physiological level, anger may cause a rise in skin temperature and an increase
in heartrate thatis experiencedas internal pressure, andas a result we express
both the physical and emotional feeling ofanger when we talk ofbeing hot under ...
physiological level, anger may cause a rise in skin temperature and an increase
in heartrate thatis experiencedas internal pressure, andas a result we express
both the physical and emotional feeling ofanger when we talk ofbeing hot under ...
Page 142
It is in this manner that cultural and physical experience are combined in such a
way that it seems both natural and desirable to associate power with force,
control, male rationality, and UP and GOOD, and equally natural that
powerlessness ...
It is in this manner that cultural and physical experience are combined in such a
way that it seems both natural and desirable to associate power with force,
control, male rationality, and UP and GOOD, and equally natural that
powerlessness ...
Page 267
Essentially an external womb, the moss bag and its tikanagan counterpart allow
for direct physical intervention. Cultural emphasis on erect posture with straight
legs, feet and arms could be realized by intentionally placing the infant on the
rigid ...
Essentially an external womb, the moss bag and its tikanagan counterpart allow
for direct physical intervention. Cultural emphasis on erect posture with straight
legs, feet and arms could be realized by intentionally placing the infant on the
rigid ...
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SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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