In this collection of essays, derived from ten year's work on the
subject of sexuality and its meanings, William Simon argues that we
can only make sense of our sexuality within the larger project of
making sense of our humanity. The essays range widely, from changes
in the social construction of deviance and perversion to the
experience of adolescence and the myth of the Wild West. Through
them all, the author shows how sexuality has become for us the
ultimate postmodern discourse.
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