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1 SCHAEFFER, Francis A. He is There and He is Not Silent. Carol Stream: Tyndale House Publishers, 1972.

1 ROSEMOND, John, como citado em Paula Gray Hunker: “What Are Boys Made Of?”. Washington Times, 28 de set. de 1999, 1(E).

2 Idem.

3 PLATÃO, Laws, 1a edição de 1953, p. 164.

4 HARMON, Kitty. Up to No Good: The Riscally Things Boys Do. São Francisco: Chronicle Books, 2000. Extraído de Up to No Good: The Riscally Things Boys Do, editado por Kirty Harmon. © 2000 por Tributary Books. Reeditado com permissão de Chronicle Books, São Francisco.

5 DREYFUSS, Ira, “Boys and Girls See Risk Differently, Study Says”. Associated Press, 16 de fev. de 1997.

6 ldem.

7 “That Little Boy of Mine”, usado com permissão de Robert Wolgemuth.

1 Veja, por exemplo: PARLEE, Mary Brown, “The Sexes Under Scrutiny: From Old Biases to New Theories”, Psychology Today, nov. de 1978, p. 62-69, O’REILLY, Jane, “Doing Away with Sex Stereotypes”, Time, 23 de out. de 1980, p. 1.

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3 GREER, Germaine. The Female Eunuch. Londres: MacGibbon e Kee, 1970.

4 “No Safe Place: Violence against Women: An lnterview with Gloria Steinem”, KUED-TV; Salt Lake City.

5 Idem.

6 BUMILLER, Elisabeth, “Gloria Steinem: The Everyday Rebel; Two Decades of Feminism, and The Fire Burns as Bright”, Washington Post, 12 de out. de 1983, 1(B).

7 Idem.

8 GREER, The Female Eunuch.

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13 KOLATA, Gina, “Man’s World, Woman’s World? Brain Studies Point Differences”, New York Times, 28 de fev. de 1995, 1(C).

14 PARLEE, Mary Brown, “The Sexes Under Scrutiny: From Old Biases to New Theories”, Psychology Today, nov. de 1978, p. 62-79.

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16 CHESS, dra. Stella e THOMAS, dr. Alexander. Know Your Child: An Authoritative Guide for Today’s Parents. New York: Basic Books, 1987.

1 SAPOLSKY, Robert, “Testosterone Rules: lt Takes More Than Just a Hormone to Make a Fellow’s Trigger Finger ltch”, Discover, mar. de 1997, p. 44.

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3 SAPOLSKY, “Testosterone Rules”.

4 SULLIVAN, Andrew, “The He Hormone”, New York Times Magazine, 2 de abr. de 2000, p. 46. Copyright © 2000 por Andrew Sullivan. Publicado originalmente em 2 de abr. de 2000 em The New York Times Magazine.

5 JOHNSON, Gregg, “The Biological Basis for Gender-Specific Behavior”, cap. 16 em Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood: A Response to Evangelical Feminism, ed. Wayne Grudem e John Piper. Wheaton: Crossway Books, 1991.

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13 HUNKER, “What Are Boys Made Of?”

14 WALLIS, Claudia, “Life in Overdrive”, Time, 18 de jul. de 1994, p. 42.

15 Idem, 46.

16 Idem, 48.

17 Idem, 44.

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4 PHILLIPS, The Trouble with Boys.

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6 HUNKER, “What Are Boys Made Of?”

7 GURIAN, Michael. The Wonder of Boys. New York: Jeremy Tarcher/Putnam, 1996, p. 15.

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9 HOLMES, “Boys Today”.

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13 FREDERICK, Diane, “Therapist Discusses Roots of Violence”, Indianapolis Star, 3 de mar. de 2000, p. 1(N).

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17 SMITH, Joan, “For 9-Year Old Girls, the Big Fear Is Not the Bogeyman, but Getting Fat”, Chicago Tribune, 12 de nov. de 1986, p. 30.

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21 HALL, Stephen S., “BulIy in the Mirror”, New York Times Magazine, 22 de ago. de 1999, p. 31.

22 Idem.

23 “Boys as Bullies: Researchers Find Aggression Can Be a Road to Popularity”, Chicago Tribune, 19 de jan. de 2000, p. 7.

24 “Psychologist Dorothy Espelage Discusses Report on BulIies in Schoolyard”, NBC News Transcripts, 21 de ago. de 1999.

25 PHILLIPS, The Trouble with Boys.

26 “Common Thread among School Shootings Is Bullied Teens Striking Back in Rage”, NBC News, 9 de mar. de 2001.

27 Idem.

28 GUMBEL, Andrew, “San Diego Killings: Nobody Believed the Scrawny Boy’s Threat to Bring a Gun to School”, London Independent, 7 de mar. de 2001, p. 5.

29 Idem.

30 LEBLANC, Adrian Nicole, “The Outsiders”, New York Time Magazine, 22 de ago. de 1999, p. 36. Copyright ©1999 por New York Times Co. Reimpresso com permissão.

31 Idem.

32 CRITTENDEN, Jules, “High School Horror: United in Grief, 70.000 Mourners Open Their Hearts to Colorado Victims”, Boston Herald, 26 de abr. de 1999, p. 1.

33 “Common Thread Among School Shootings”.

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37 RUBENSTEIN, Steve, “Doctors Advise TV Blackout for Little Kids”, San Francisco Chronicle, 4 de ago. de 1999, p. 1(A).

38 HART, Archibald. Stress and Your Child. Nashville: Thomas Nelson/Word, 1992.

39 PARKER, Kathleen, “Let’s Give our Boys a Gift: Self-Control”, USA Today, 15 de set. de 1999, p. 17(A).

40 American Academy of Pediatrics. Usado com permissão do Family Research Council.

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11 PHILLIPS, The Trouble with Boys, p. 54-59.

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3 Idem.

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4 HUNTER, “Bowling with the Social Scientists”.

5 Idem.

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9 Idem.

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14 Idem.

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1 KALB, Claudia, “What Boys Really Want”, Newsweek, 10 de jul. de 2000, p. 52.

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12 NICOLOSI, Preventing Homosexuality, cap. 2.

13 ldem.

14 Idem.

15 Idem, cap. 1.

16 GREENSON, Ralph, “Disidentifying the Mother: lts Special lmportance for a Boy”, Journal of the American Psychoanalytical Association 56 (1968): p. 293-302.

17 NICOLOSI, Preventing Homosexuality, cap. 3.

18 Idem, cap. 1.

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20 Idem.

21 NICOLOSI, Preventing Homosexuality, cap. 3.

22 EBERSTADT, Mary, “Pedophilia Chic Reconsidered”, Weekly Standard, 10 de jan. de 2001, p. 18.

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26 Idem.

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3 ldem.

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5 “Nuclear Family Fading”.

6 KANTROWITZ e WINGERT, “Unmarried with Children”.

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10 Idem.

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14 GALLAGHER, Maggie, “Fatherless Boys Grow Up into Dangerous Men”, Wall Street Journal, 1o de dez. de 1998, p. 22(A).

15 Idem.

16 WHITEHEAD, “Dan Quayle Was Right”.

17 Idem.

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20 Idem, p. 29.

21 Idem, p. 33-34.

22 Idem, p. 69.

23 Idem, p. 116.

24 Idem, p. 162.

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9 Idem, p. 54.

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11 ldem.

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3 ldem.

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9 ldem.

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11 Idem.

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19 Idem.

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28 Idem.

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