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Front Cover -- Front Matter -- Half Title -- BOOKS BY AMOS OZ -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- AUTHORS NOTE TO THE ORIGINAL EDITION -- AUTHOR'S NOTE TO THE HARVEST EDITION -- TRANSLATOR'S NOTE -- Map -- THANK GOD FOR HIS DAILY BLESSINGS -- THE INSULT AND THE FURY -- THE FINGER OF GOD? -- JUST A PEACE -- THE TENDER AMONG YOU, AND VERY DELICATE -- AN ARGUMENT ON LIFE AND DEATH (A) -- AN ARGUMENT ON LIFE AND DEATH (B) -- THE DAWN -- ON LIGHT AND 5HADE AND LOVE -- A COSMIC JEW -- AT THE END OF THAT AUTUMN: A MIDWINTER EPILOGUE -- SOME REACTIONS TO IN THE LAND OF ISRAEL

Examines reasons behind the decline of social democracy as a political ideology & the ways in which concepts underlying the Israeli kibbutz system can be drawn on to strengthen it. It is asserted that democratic socialism has faded as an ideology because its concepts appear to be self-evident, bland, & evolutionary. The concepts behind the Israeli kibbutz system have the potential to reinvigorate social democracy as an ideology. The kibbutz system is based on a desire for personal recognition rather than profit. One's work & behavior confer respect or shame on the individual. It is concluded that this communal orientation & recognition-based motivation system can be applied to the ideology of social democracy to make it more vigorous & appealing to the public. M. Nichols-Wagner

'Tyranny, oppression, moral degeneration, persecution and mass killing have always and everywhere started with the pollution of the language'

Introduction: What is gender medicine? -- Sex, gender, and personalized medicine -- Life in the womb--Part one -- Life in the womb--Part two -- Emotional stress during pregnancy -- Gender aspects of heart disease -- The digestive tract : gender aspects -- Our intestines : the second brain and the life within the gut -- Gender aspects of the reproductive system -- Gender aspects of infertility -- Gender aspects of pain -- Too hot, too cold : gender aspects of temperature regulation -- Men : the weaker sex -- Are men an endangered species? -- Gender aspects of doctor-patient relationships -- Gender medicine : future directions.