Where Have All The Virgins Gone?: Constructing and Deconstructing Female Sexual Citizenship in the Late Modern U.S.

Where Have All The Virgins Gone?: Constructing and Deconstructing Female Sexual Citizenship in the Late Modern U.S.

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Where Have All The Virgins Gone?: Constructing and Deconstructing Female Sexual Citizenship in the Late Modern U.S.

Title:	Where Have All The Virgins Gone?: Constructing and Deconstructing Female Sexual Citizenship in the Late Modern U.S.
Author:	Crowe, Hilary
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/1961/9258
Date:	2011-02-25

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Where Have All The Virgins Gone?: Constructing and Deconstructing Female Sexual Citizenship in the Late Modern U.S.

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