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    Women do much more of the work of providing nurturance an... — Carmelics
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    Supports→The sex/affective work of mothering and wifely nurturing is exploitative of women.

    Women do much more of the work of providing nurturance and satisfaction than men do.

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    Ferguson argues that the “sex/affective” work of mothering and wifely nurturing is exploitative of women: women give more nurturance and satisfaction (including sexual satisfaction) to men and children than they receive, and do much more of the work of providing these important human goods (cf. also Bartky 1990). The gendered division of labor has both economic and psychological consequences, since women’s caring labor creates women less capable of or motivated to separate from others, and hence

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