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Sex-Life: A Critical Commentary on the History of Sexuality tribal dayaks of southeast asia The scientist who discovers howAuthor Contributor(s): Milligan, Don Publisher: Pluto Press Date: 1 20 1993 Binding: Paperback Condition: NEW 'Desire, sexuality and biology appear to be inextricably linked. Not simply because we exist "as", "with" and "in" our bodies , but because our sexual feelings continue to be represented and understood as expressions of our biological constitution. Yet somehow the idea that sexuality is an "ideological imposition upon the body" that is, a
