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Sex and secularism
Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press (2018)
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Women and religion -- Reproductive futurism -- Political emancipation -- From the Cold War to the clash of civilizations -- Sexual emancipation.Other Versions
| original | Scott, Joan Wallach (2018) "Sex and secularism". Princeton University Press |
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