The Old Fashioned Woman Primitive Fancies About the Sex
The Old Fashioned Woman Primitive Fancies About the Sex
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Whatever the causes, women's wages in all grades of work tend to be lower than the wages of men, a disproportion recently recognised by the English National In- surance Act in providing that the employer should pay from six to twelve cents a day into the general fund for a workman, from six to ten cents a day for a workwoman. Among employees earning more than sixty cents a day, the class in which J. A. , The Evolution of Modern Capital, p. 309. London and New York, 1902).
Her MarKet Price 201 t...he employer pays six cents for both sexes, the men contribute eight cents, the women, six.
Blood-money as well as wages expresses the com- parative economic value of women. Among the Moslems a woman's blood-money is half a man's. Among the Moslem Galla, for example, it is fifty oxen; a man's, one hundred. ^^ For a pregnant Somali woman it is one hundred cows, if she is carrying a boy, if a girl, fifty cows.^' According to Cambrian law a woman's blood-money was half a man's, her brother's; according to the laws of the Brets and Scots it was equal to her brother's if she was unmarried, but married, less than two thirds her husband's.^" Among the Wanika, a man's blood-money is four slaves or twelve milch cows, a woman's, three slaves or nine milch cows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whatever the causes, women's wages in all grades of work tend to be lower than the wages of men, a disproportion recently recognised by the English National In- surance Act in providing that the employer should pay from six to twelve cents a day into the general fund for a workman, from six to ten cents a day for a workwoman. Among employees earning more than sixty cents a day, the class in which J. A. , The Evolution of Modern Capital, p. 309. London and New York, 1902).
Her MarKet Price 201 t...he employer pays six cents for both sexes, the men contribute eight cents, the women, six.
Blood-money as well as wages expresses the com- parative economic value of women. Among the Moslems a woman's blood-money is half a man's. Among the Moslem Galla, for example, it is fifty oxen; a man's, one hundred. ^^ For a pregnant Somali woman it is one hundred cows, if she is carrying a boy, if a girl, fifty cows.^' According to Cambrian law a woman's blood-money was half a man's, her brother's; according to the laws of the Brets and Scots it was equal to her brother's if she was unmarried, but married, less than two thirds her husband's.^" Among the Wanika, a man's blood-money is four slaves or twelve milch cows, a woman's, three slaves or nine milch cows.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elsie Worthington Clews Parsons to read onlineMoreLess
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