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The spleen and stomach are the latter heaven root, the source of the engenderment and transformation of the righteous qi.
Chinese medicine: pairing medicinals in Chinese medical oncology for best therapeutic effects
Manhood in American culture, in the works of these writers, has been molded by a web of power relations, and American men have been victims of the engenderment processes, which have seemingly objectified and confined their masculinities into hegemonic constructions.
Palahniuk's desperate men and the gender angst / Palahniuk'un umutsuz erkekleri ve x kusaginda toplumsal cinsiyet sikintisi
In early prose fiction, on the other hand, the act of the 'male parent's engenderment of the "child" becomes occluded.
A rhetorical and a materialist Cervantes, angst over the married female, and a comparative miscellany. (Review Essay)
Focusing on the sacrificial patterns of their engenderment, I discuss these differences and the way in which they are thought to 'emerge from the body'.
Death and the Sacrifice of Signs: 'Measuring' the Dead in Tana Toraja
Few historians writing in the early years of the twentieth century paid particular attention to female experience, the engenderment of female power within the legal system, or even women's knowledge of the law--all which interest contemporary scholars.
London Consistory Court Depositions, 1586-1611
A central appeal cited for the new technologies is that their users will no longer have to leave home, and paeans accumulate to the convenience of being able to access libraries and entertainments via personal computers that become less tools of engenderment than channels of consumption.
The night sky V
In other words, there is a double-action here: the refusal to accept the misnaming, the fixing of the subject that results as a consequence of the processes of racialization and engenderment as "quota queen," "breeder," or "welfare cheat," and the effort to occupy and redeem the identity "black woman.
The territory between us: a report on "Black Women in the Academy: Defending Our Name: 1894-1994." (Special Section: Black Women in the Academy, 1894-1994)
I reckon the process of constructing a viable (if transitory) self to be extremely conflictual and chaotic in nature, so that the sort of desperate struggle to stay afloat in the turbulent "delay wake" of listening which I envisage strikes me as a pretty adequate paradigm for the engenderment of self-awareness.
Composing a viable (if transitory) self: Brian Ferneyhough in conversation with James Boros

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