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Regel 35:
| tekst = Using the concepts of master and servant, Marsden argues that women as a category have demonstrated in the past little but the attributes of the "servant," while the qualities of the "master," such as imposing law, setting standards, establishing rights and duties, acquiring property, have been relegated to men. Women have been the "followers, believers, the law abiding, the moral, the conventionally admiring" whose virtues are those of a subordinate class. Women have served as functionaries and servants. They live by the "borrowed precepts" issued by men. Societal hierarchies ensure that some men must be servants, but all women are servants and all the masters are men. What fundamentally charracterizes women is their servile condition.
| taal = Engels
| vertaling = Gebruikmakend van de concepten van gezaghebber en
| bron = {{aut|John F. Welsh}}, ''Max Stirners Dialectical Egoism: A New Interpretation'', Lexington Books, 2010, p. 207.
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