Ranging from Aristotle to twentieth-century gynaecology,
contributions to this volume trace the semiotics of menstruation
from magical act to evolutionary deficiency. The result is the
first comprehensive historical study of how menstruation has been
understood within various cultural traditions, with reference to
political and social institutions, and medical and religious
practices. Includes a guide for scholars on bibliographical and
archival sources for the study of menstruation.
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