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Beyond the Natural Body: An Archaeology of Sex Hormones.

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4. The Making of Sex Hormones 5. The Marketing of Sex Hormones 6. The Transformation of Sex Hormones into the Pill 7. The Power of Structures that Already Exist Notes Bibliography

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