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    This document summarizes a 1999 article from Behavioral and Brain Sciences titled "The evolutionary psychology of patriarchy: Women are not passive pawns in men's game" by David M. Buss and Joshua D. Duntley. The article discusses evolutionary psychology perspectives on patriarchy and argues that women are not passive in social hierarchies but instead actively pursue their own reproductive interests. It was cited 4 times and had over 7,000 reads on ResearchGate as of the date of the document.

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    The evolutionary psychology of patriarchy: Women are not passive pawns in


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    Article  in  Behavioral and Brain Sciences · April 1999


    DOI: 10.1017/S0140525X99281812

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