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Disorders of desire: sex and gender in modern American sexology

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Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: The Emergence of Scientific Sexology 1. Toward a Value-Free Science of Sex: The Kinsey Reports 2. Science, Medicine, and a Market Part II: Sexology at a Crossroad: Consolidation and Confusion 3. The Humanistic Theme in Sexology 4. Sexual Science and Sexual Politics 5. Conflict and Accommodation: Who Defines Sexuality? Part III: The Practice of Scientific Sexology: Sex Therapy and Gender Research 6. Repairing the Conjugal Bed: The Clinical Practice of Modern Sex Therapy 7. Boys Will Be Girls: Contemporary Research on Gender Conclusion Notes Index

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