Genders, Issues 7-9University of Texas Press, 1988 - Arts |
Contents
Kevin Kopelson Wilde Barthes and the Orgasmics of Truth | 22 |
Female Agency | 47 |
Eunice Lipton Women Pleasure and Painting e g Boucher | 69 |
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