The Tiger Woman in Love and Jealousy Explored
A 1936 piece argues that women’s emotions run deeper and sterner than men’s, comparing the quiet, introverted woman to a tiger. It cites jealousy, alimony, and social cases from West Point to Hollywood, noting studies and famous reformers to claim women unleash revengeful, calculated acts more than men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rucyard Kipling
Bonifay
Fla
West Point
Lewis M. Terman
Catharine Cox Miles
Stanford University
Crawford
Edmonton County Court
England
Reinhold T. Schrein
Schrein
Hollywood Athletic Club
Henry Mollison
Hollywood
Mollison
Carrie Nation
United States
Kipling
Terman
Miles
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