Stephanie Coontz Quotes
The Idea That In Prehistoric Times A Man Would Spend His Life Hunting Only For The Benefit Of His Own Wife And Children, Who Were Dependent Solely Upon His Hunting Prowess For Survival, Is Simply A Projection Of 1950s Marital Norms Onto The Past.
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