American historians have been at the forefront of defining this period in terms of the positive assessment of the ' activist consumer ' as the handmaiden of social democracy.
The opposite could also be true : ' to dismiss doctors reductively as the handmaiden of colonialism or capitalism ignores the more complex, and interesting, reality ' (p. 10).
Handmaidens are depicted without autonomy or an independent knowledge base of their ownknowing only a tiny subset of what physicians know and following all physician commands.
The princess came with 500 high-ranking young men and a few hundred handmaidens as her entourage.
The princess and her four warrior handmaidens decide to set out to find him as well.
Nausica and her handmaidens go to the sea-shore to wash clothes.
They are perceived as primary values, as independent virtues, not handmaidens of political maxims and religious dogma.
Many believe they are the handmaidens of these goddesses, and are known as yoginis in local lore.
