| This idea that being a committee chair is a gift for good behaviour by the party leader is 19th century paternalism, or maternalism. |
| Stressing the difference between men and women, this argument gave rise to the concept of maternalism. |
| The idea of being a chair is a gift for good behaviour by a party leader is 19th century paternalism, or maternalism. |
| Ten years later, sitting in a solicitor's office, my maternalism did indeed seem primitive to me, almost barbaric. |
| Morrissey is magnificent at portraying this kind of soulful Everyman, and his unshowy performance chimes well with Ashfield's dreamy yet determined maternalism. |
| The first, and most predictable, message addressed gender roles and signaled the pre-eminence of piety over power, submission over supremacy, and maternalism over masculinity. |
