Quotes About Women
Teinosuke preferred not to be too deeply involved in domestic problems, and particularly with regard to Etsuko's upbringing he was of the view that matters might best be left to his wife. Lately, however, with the outbreak of the China Incident, he had become conscious of the need to train strong, reliant women, women able to support the man behind the gun.
~ Jun'ichir? Tanizaki
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In spring 1907, a Regulation for Women's Education was decreed, which made it official that women should receive education.
~ Jung Chang
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Yaban KuÄŸular? - Çin'de Üç K?zkardeÅŸ
~ Jung Chang
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I think all women believe adultery is a betrayal of themselves as women, while many men, in my experience, think of it as an endorsement of their true natures.
~ Justin Cartwright
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En su mayoría, las mujeres parecen estar convencidas de que, cada vez que abren los muslos, tienen que usar el marco del melodrama para lograr que el hombre reconozca su valor. Pero en realidad, esta patética e inocente ilusión convierte a las mujeres en víctimas de la violación espiritual, unilateral.
~ K?b? Abe
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TotuÅŸi femeile obiÅŸnuite p?reau convinse c? nu puteau s?-l fac? pe un b?rbat s? le cunoasc? valoarea decat dac?, ori de cate ori îÅŸi desf?ceau picioarele, o f?ceau ca ÅŸi cum ar fi fost eroinele unui serial. Dar aceast? iluzie, foarte patetic? ÅŸi de fapt nevinovat?, f?cea din femei victimele unui viol spiritual, unilateral.
~ K?b? Abe
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The sages compared a spider's web to man's lust for land, gold and women. The spider spins its web and waits. A fly comes from somewhere and gets caught in it. The spider pulls the fly in slowly and devours it. The three kinds of lust were like that.
~ Kalki
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Women, it seemed, were capable not only of significant acts of treason, but of executing them more deftly than men.
~ Karen Abbott
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It was a fairy tale, Hovick style, in which drama trumped veracity and the women always won. On
~ Karen Abbott
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Of all the great world religions, Christianity should value the body most. After all, it taught that God had in some sense taken a human body and used it to redeem the world; everything about the physical should have been sacred and sacramental. But that had not happened. instead, the churches had found it almost impossible to integrate the sexual with the divine and had developed a Platonic aversion to the body - particularly the bodies of women.
~ Karen Armstrong
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The Qur'an was attempting to give women a legal status that most Western women would not enjoy until the nineteenth century. The emancipation of women was a project dear to the Prophet's heart, but it was resolutely opposed by many men in the ummah, including some of his closest companions.
~ Karen Armstrong
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Muhammad preached his farewell sermon to the Muslim community. He reminded them to deal justly with one another, to treat women kindly, and to abandon the blood feuds and vendettas inspired by the spirit of jahiliyyah. Muslim must never fight against Muslim.
~ Karen Armstrong
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The Qur'an was attempting to give women a legal status that most Western women would not enjoy until the nineteenth century. The
~ Karen Armstrong
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The guilt and anxiety induced by hunting, combined with frustration resulting from ritual celibacy, could have been projected onto the image of a powerful woman, who demands endless bloodshed.27 The hunters could see that women were the source of new life; it was they – not the expendable males – who ensured the continuity of the tribe. The female thus became an awe-inspiring icon of life itself – a life that required the ceaseless sacrifice of men and animals.
~ Karen Armstrong
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The Quran gave women rights of inheritance and divorce centuries before Western women were accorded such status. The
~ Karen Armstrong
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Henceforth women were marginalized and became second-class citizens in the new civilizations of the Oikumene. Their position was particularly poor in Greece, for example—a fact that Western people should remember when they decry the patriarchal attitudes of the Orient.
~ Karen Armstrong
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The Quran gave women rights of inheritance and divorce centuries before Western women were accorded such status. The Quran prescribes some degree of segregation and veiling for the Prophet's wives, but there is nothing in the Quran that requires the veiling of all women or their seclusion in a separate part of the house.
~ Karen Armstrong
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Las mujeres de las primeras umma (comunidad) de Medina tomaban parte plenamente en la vida pública, y algunas de ellas, de acuerdo a la costumbre árabe, luchaban al lado de los hombres en el campo de batalla. No parece que entonces experimentaran el islam como una religión opresiva, aunque más tarde, como sucedió con el cristianismo, los hombres tomaron el control de la religión y la adaptaron al patriarcado dominante.
~ Karen Armstrong
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This strong female presence was remarkable in the aggressive patriarchy of Mecca and may explain why women were among the first to respond to the message of the Qur'an.
~ Karen Armstrong
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The Qur'an was attempting to give women a legal status that most Western women would not enjoy until the nineteenth century.
~ Karen Armstrong
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Qur'anic legislation insisted that the individual was free and sovereign—and that also applied to women.
~ Karen Armstrong
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Surveys show that a large proportion of veiled women hold progressive views on such matters as gender. For some women, who have come from rural areas to the university and are the first members of their family to advance beyond basic literacy, the assumption of Islamic dress provides continuity and makes their rite of passage to modernity less traumatic than it might otherwise have been.
~ Karen Armstrong
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There is hardly any other sphere in which prejudice and superstition of the most horrific kind have been retained so long as in that of women, and just as it must have been an inexpressable relief for humanity when it shook off the burden of religious prejudice and superstition, I think it will be truly glorious when women become real people and have the whole world open before them.
~ Karen Blixen
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in the context of 1881] Don't you want to get married and have babies? Mrs. Bergman used to say that women need- What women need is more exercise, shorter skirts, and their own way once in a while.
~ Karen Cushman
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