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Rationalizing the Taboo: Personal Essays on Gender and Species
By Helena Heinisch When I think about being a woman, and when my consciousness of that state of being was first recognizable, I invariably and inevitably return to my origins of sexual abuse at the hands of a male family … Continue reading
Posted in 400 Level Papers, Edition: Fall 2010, Gender, Nature Writing
Tagged Abuse, gender, literature, species, Stetson, Taboo
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