I Think Feminism Has Had A Major

It May Be In The Cultural Particularities Of People — In Their Oddities — That Some Of The Most Instructive Revelations Of What It Is To Be Generically Human Are To Be Found.

I Had A Hard Time Convincing Students That They Were Going To North Africa To Understand The North Africans, Not To Understand Themselves.

Has Feminism Made Us All More Conscious? I Think It Has. Feminist Critiques Of Anthropological Masculine Bias Have Been Quite Important, And They Have Increased My Sensitivity To That Kind Of Issue

One Of The Most Significant Facts About Humanity May Finally Be That We All Begin With The Natural Equipment To A Live A Thousand Kinds Of Life But End In The End Having Lived Only One

To See Ourselves As Others See Us Can Be Eye-opening. To See Others As Sharing A Nature With Ourselves Is The Merest Decency. But It Is From The Far More Difficult Achievement Of Seeing Ourselves Amongst Others, As A Local Example Of The Forms Human Life Has Locally Taken, A Case Among Cases, A World Among Worlds, That The Largeness Of Mind, Without Which Objectivity Is Self-congratulation And Tolerance A Sham, Comes.