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Female Sexuality: Psychology, Biology and Social Context
(1994)
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This text examines the issue of female sexuality from psychological, biological and sociological perspectives. It explores the major changes in the female life cycle: the menstrual cycle, pregnancy and postpartum, the menopause and the development of sexual orientation.Other Versions
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