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    A literature of combat : self-portrait of a popular woman writer

    Ling Ding, 1904-1986

    35(1982):11, s. 31-33
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    Textbooks, stereotypes and anti-feminine prejudices

    Renée Miot

    28(1975):Aug./Sept., s. 48-52
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    The invisible woman

    Rodolfo Stavenhagen

    33(1980):July, s. 4-9
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    In the avant-garde of literature, a new generation of Turkish women

    Guzin Dino

    34(1981):November, s. 13-17, 32-33
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    Women and the social sciences

    33(1980):July, s. 28-34
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    A noted Algerian writer presents her viwes of Muslim women today

    Assia Djebar, 1936-2015

    28(1975):Aug./Sept., s. 23-25, 28
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    Women's lib : 30 years of progress

    Helvi L. Sipilä

    28(1975):March, s. 4-7
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    The goddess who came down to earth

    Lokenath Bhattacharya

    36(1983):September, s. 23-25
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    A Unesco inquiry on women's status in five countries : just carried out by Unesco national commissions in Argentina, Ivory Coast, Lebanon, Sierra Leone and Sri Lanka for Unesco and ILO

    Antony Brock

    28(1975):Aug./Sept., s. 39-42
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    The gender gap : most of the world's illiterates are women

    Agneta Lind

    1990:July, s. 24-26