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Erik H. Erikson's sex role theories: A rhetoric of hierarchical mystification

Janice M. Smith Robert Morris College
Pages 27-31 | Published online: 21 May 2009
 
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Applying concepts of Hugh Dalziel Duncan and Kenneth Burke to the rhetoric of Erik H. Erikson reveals that Erikson's thesis supports a social hierarchy that is based upon sex roles and supported by the mysteries of sex and science.

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