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				<title>Is &quot;Maternal Love&quot; a Cause of Peace?</title>
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				<description>By Sadayo  Takizawa - Here is my proposal on the issue of feminism. My aim is not a  criticism of Ms Clancy&amp;rsquo;s view, but only to suggest another aspect of  feminism. The question is, where did the idea originate that men love  war and women love peace ? The expression as such is not much different  from the expression that men are strong physically and intellectually,  whereas women are weak in both aspects. For both expressions appear to  be grounded on the same stand-point, that is, the differences of the  physical appearance and the role of each sex in our society. We have a  long tradition that men are bread...</description>
				<pubDate>Wed, 01 Jan 1997 12:00 EST</pubDate>
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