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Castration : An Abbreviated History of Western Manhood

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Psychoanalysis and Social Critique Gender and Feminist Studies Historical Studies on Reproduction, Gender, Health, and Societal Changes

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Castration is a lively history of the meaning, function, and act of castration from its place in the early church to its secular reinvention in the Renaissance as a spiritualized form of masculinity in its 20th century position at the core of psychoanalysis.

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