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Christine Delphy (born 1941) is a
French feminist sociologist,
writer and theorist.
Known for
pioneering materialist feminism, she co-founded the French...
- USS
Delphy (DD-261) was a Clemson-class
destroyer in the
United States Navy
following World War I. It was the
flagship of the
destroyer group involved...
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class of 1900. She was
following a few
hundred yards behind the
Delphy. She saw the
Delphy suddenly stop, and
turned to port (left) in response. As a result...
- in the late 1970s and is ****ociated with key
thinkers such as
Christine Delphy,
Colette Guillaumin, Nicole-Claude Mathieu, and
Monique Wittig. Rosemary...
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white indentured weaver Thomas Davis); and a half-sister,
Delphy (father unknown).
Delphy, born to
Betty about 1779,
lived until December 13, 1831. Betty...
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Christine Delphy. She
argued that
materialism is the only
theory of
history that
views oppression as a
basic reality of women's lives.
Delphy states that...
- sister,
Delphy, to the
bride and
groom instead. In 1800,
Delphy married William Costin, a free man, and
lived with him in Washington, DC.
Delphy and her...
- context, the Gr****
plural noun ἀδελφοί (adelphoi), from a- ('same') and
delphys ('womb'), may mean
physical brothers,
physical brothers and sisters, figurative...
- ("plated skin");
echinoderm ("hedgehog skin");
ostracoderm ("s**** skin") -
delphys, -delphis, delpho-: Pronunciation: /dɜlfɪs/, /dɜlfʊ/. Origin:
Ancient Gr****:...
- name.
Delphi shares the same root with the Gr**** word for womb, δελφύς
delphys.
Pytho (Πυθώ) is
related to Pythia, the
priestess serving as the oracle...
