Hannah Gavron
British sociologist and writer (1936–1965)
Ann "Hannah" Gavron (Hebrew: חנה גברון; née Fyvel; 19 August 1936 – 14 December 1965) was a British sociologist and writer, known for her posthumous 1966 work The Captive Wife: Conflicts of Housebound Mothers.
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Hannah Gavron
British sociologist and writer (1936–1965)
Ann "Hannah" Gavron (Hebrew: חנה גברון; née Fyvel; 19 August 1936 – 14 December 1965) was a British sociologist and writer, known for her posthumous 1966 work The Captive Wife: Conflicts of Housebound Mothers.
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Ann "Hannah" Gavron (Hebrew: חנה גברון; née Fyvel; 19 August 1936 – 14 December 1965) was a British sociologist and writer, known for her posthumous 1966 work The Captive Wife: Conflicts of Housebound Mothers.
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