An analysis of arguments of all kinds, at home and in the work place illustrating how and why women and men still aren't equal. The author sets out to prove that gender rather than character, style or status is still a crucial factor in everyday arguments.
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An analysis of arguments of all kinds, at home and in the work place illustrating how and why women and men still aren't equal. The author sets out to prove that gender rather than character, style or status is still a crucial factor in everyday arguments.
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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Uncorrected Proof Copy In this text, Elizabeth Mapstone argues that, effectively, women don't have the same freedom of speech as men. She exposes deep-seated prejudices and myths about men and women, uproots them and tries to build bridges in their place. Case studies, examples, diaries and interviews are utilized.slight wear to cover. Seller Inventory # 027234
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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. 360 pages. An analysis of arguments of all kinds, at home and in the work place illustra ting how and why women and men still aren't equal. The author sets out to prove that gender rather than character, style or status is still a crucial factor in everyday arguments. Seller Inventory # 1347w
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