| michael adams 2005-01-18, 9:46 am |
| Chess One wrote:
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quote:
> The difficulty in determining what is 'natural' for women is twofold:
> principally and the (a) first is [lol] we have not studied their chess play
> in any sincere way, [albeit there have been so few of them to study until
> recently], and (b) what comments exist have a naive methodology, which
> usually take as their measure the equally understudied 'way' that men play
> chess, with which it is immediately contrasted, and as if the male 'norm'
> was a term synonymous with 'nature'.
Possibly so Phil, though I have a hard time imagining Germ. Greer or
anyone else actually astride a 'triton' & giving it heaps round the
back-end of the White Isle in the dark, when the moon is ripe & after
midnight..
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