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"This courageous book brings recent feminist theory into dialogue with current issues in social and cultural anthropology." — Emily Martin Henrietta Moore, author of Feminism and Anthropology, examines the limitations of how anthropologists and others write about sex, gender, and sexuality, and she considers anthropologists' few contributions to feminist debates on the body and the non-universal human subject.
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Leonard Smith
reviewed A passion for difference on March 03, 2012
A passion for difference
Too stream of consciousness and difficult to understand the points the author was making.
The few points I think I understood, I did not agree with. It could be because he was not effective in making his case -- but I am not inspired to make an effort to understand his points better.
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