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The Dominant Sex: The Sociology of Sex Differentiation

  
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TRANSLATORS' FOREWORD
  
INTRODUCTION
  
CONTENTS

 1. 
THE PRINCIPLE OF REVERSAL IN MONOSEXUAL DOMINANCE
 2. 
THE CANONS OF THE SEXUAL LIFE UNDER MONOSEXUAL DOMINANCE
 3. 
DIFFERENCES IN SEXUAL ETHICS UNDER MASCULINE AND FEMININE DOMINANCE, AS BASED UPON PHYSIOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE SEXES
 4. 
SEXUAL ETHICS WHERE THE SEXES HAVE EQUAL RIGHTS
 5. 
REVERSAL OF THE CANONS OF SOCIAL LIFE FOR THE RESPECTIVE SEXES ACCORDING AS MEN OR WOMEN RULE. PROPERTY RIGHTS AND THE DIVISION OF LABOUR
 6. 
THE SOCIAL POSITION OF THE SEXES WHEN MEN AND WOMEN HAVE EQUAL RIGHTS
 7. 
THE INFLUENCE OF MONOSEXUAL DOMINANCE ON BODILY DEVELOPMENT, THE SEXUAL IDEAL OF BEAUTY, CLOTHING, AND THE LOVE OF ADORNMENT, IN MEN AND WOMEN RESPECTIVELY
 8. 
THE INFLUENCE OF EQUALITY OF RIGHTS FOR MEN AND WOMEN UPON SEXUAL DIFFERENTIATION IN RESPECT OF BODILY FORM AND CLOTHING
 9. 
THE INFLUENCE OF MONOSEXUAL DOMINANCE ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF SEXUAL MODESTY
 10. 
THE RESPECTIVE VIEWS OF MEN AND WOMEN CONCERNING BEAUTY AND INTELLIGENCE AS PRODUCTS OF MONOSEXUAL DOMINANCE
 11. 
THE INFLUENCE OF MONOSEXUAL DOMINANCE ON THE POSITION OF CHILDREN
 12. 
THE SEX OF DEITIES UNDER MONOSEXUAL DOMINANCE
 13. 
THE SEX OF PRIESTS[1] UNDER MONOSEXUAL DOMINANCE
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MONOSEXUAL DOMINANCE AND THE SEX OF MONARCHS
 15. 
THE ATTITUDE OF MEN AND WOMEN TOWARDS WAR AND PEACE. MORAL COURAGE AND PHYSICAL COURAGE
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WHAT IS EXPECTED FROM THE EQUALITY OF THE SEXES, AND WHAT WILL RESULT THEREFROM
 17. 
THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE HISTORICAL VESTIGES OF THE DOMINANCE OF WOMEN
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THE PENDULUM MOVEMENT OF MONOSEXUAL DOMINANCE

  
GLOSSARY
  
BIBLIOGRAPHY
  
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