Mention196910
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| so:text | In Genesis, the Bible's first book, woman is born from the body of man. The Fall from Eden represents the demise of hunter-gatherer life, the expulsion into agriculture and hard labor. It is blamed on Eve, of course, who bears the stigma of the Fall. Quite an irony, in that domestication is the fear and refusal of nature and woman, while the Garden myth blames the chief victim of its scenario, in reality. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/John_Zerzan |
| so:description | A People's History of Civilization (2018) (en) |
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