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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «EMASCULATIVE»
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emasculative nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
emasculative e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Novels Without Heroes: The Gender Origin of War in Norman ...
Rather than providing remasculinization, the peak of Anaka encourages Croft's
sense of impotence by subjecting his hypermasculine ambition to a series of
emasculative “lapses and minor failures” that appropriately recalls for the
sergeant ...
2
Hiroshima Daigaku Sui-Chikusangakubu Kiyō: Journal of the ...
This research has been carried out in order to examine the emasculative effect of
Hexestrol dica- prylate (Hex. D) on fattening male pig and bull calves, and also in
order to determine the consequences of Hex. D on the growth and on the ...
Hiroshima Daigaku. Sui-Chikusangakubu, 1967
3
Kenya National Assembly Official Record (Hansard)
We had one institution which has been emasculative over all other institutions of
governance. This is not helping, and we would like to resurrect and create new
institutions which would make our multi-party system work. The supremacy of ...
4
The Journal of the Indian archipelago and eastern Asia (ed. ...
The complex final vowels are still, to a large extent, abortive or stifled consonants,
and each group contains evidence that the emasculative tendency to which the
obscuration or loss of final eon- sonants is attributable is not primitive, nor even ...
James Richardson Logan, 1859
5
The Campaigns of Lieut.-Gen. N.B. Forrest, and of Forrest's ...
In this he was right ; for a reserve is an unnecessary subtractive from — and
emasculative of — a force so small as that which he commanded ; and victory is
surest won on such occasions when every man is launched, and every gun
available ...
Thomas Jordan, J. P. Pryor, 1868
6
Revised record of the Constitutional Convention of the State ...
I want to take this vice by the throat, and there is no emasculative blow that will do
it. (Applause.) Mr. E. R. Brown — Mr. President, I regret very much to disagree
with the distinguished President of this Convention, but it seems to me in regard
to ...
New York (State). Constitutional Convention, William H. Steele, Charles Elliott Fitch, 1900
7
When Legends Rise Again: The Convergence of Capitalism and ...
... made-up of mortal and emasculative flesh, and is a physiological mass of
fragile contusions which we have borne through confronting the rest of the world
from the moment when we were first slapped on the buttocks in the obstetrics
ward; ...
William L. Roth Jr., 2002
8
Kenya National Assembly Official Record (Hansard)
We had one institution which has been emasculative over all other institutions of
governance. This is not helping, and we would like to resurrect and create new
institutions which would make our multi-party system work. The supremacy of ...
9
The Journal of the Indian Archipelago and Eastern Asia
... root and a' prefix or postfix,—-and to have been metamorphosed by the
progress of an emasculative phonology like the Chinese. The Nags“v Manipuric
were considered to be better representatives of the proper TibetO-Ultraindian
type than ...
From whom, if not from Virginia, emanated doctrines of strict construction
emasculative of the Constitution ? Whence came the denial to the General
Government of the power to establish an uniform currency, with the aid of a
National Bank; ...
Loyal Publication Society of New York, 1864
