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| - | Been thinking about the trope of [[strong woman|strong]] and [[independent women]] as in mentioned in recent posts on ''[[The Sheik]]'' novel and my article on [[Alice Prin]] (Kiki). If you think about strong and independent women in history you wind up with [[Lilith]], [[warrior princess]]es, [[courtesan]]s and [[George Sand]]. To encompass it all are [[women's rights]] through history and in the [[20th century]]: [[feminism]]. | + | Been thinking about the trope of [[strong women|strong]] and [[independent women]] as in mentioned in recent posts on ''[[The Sheik]]'' novel and my article on [[Alice Prin]] (Kiki). If you think about strong and independent women in history you wind up with [[Lilith]], [[warrior princess]]es, [[courtesan]]s and [[George Sand]]. To encompass it all are [[women's rights]] through history and in the [[20th century]]: [[feminism]]. |
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Been thinking about the trope of strong and independent women as in mentioned in recent posts on The Sheik novel and my article on Alice Prin (Kiki). If you think about strong and independent women in history you wind up with Lilith, warrior princesses, courtesans and George Sand. To encompass it all are women's rights through history and in the 20th century: feminism.
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