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redressment

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redressment (rēdres´ment),
n replacement of a part or correction of a deformity.
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While admitting that the study of feminist issues and feminism's concerns is, almost by nature, interdisciplinary, necessitating "the redressment and reconfiguration of the sexual balance of power in virtually every area of human life," Offen's strict adherence to the traditions established by political and intellectual history create borders that can--and undoubtedly will--be challenged (p.
European Feminisms, 1700-1950: a Political History by Cohen, Yolande; Steenbergen, Candis / Canadian Journal of History
 
 
 
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