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Discourses of Sex: Classical, Modernist, Post-Modernist
1998
Nordic Journal of International Law
Discourses of sexuality, gender and sexual orientation are moving from the margins to the mainstream of legal theory, notably in the area of international human rights. Each of these three sets of discourses preserves its own history and ideals. Neither are they wholly distinct from each other, nor are they simply three concepts denoting the same thing. Each has remained quasi-autonomous -always related to, yet always stubbornly distinct from, the others. No one of these three discursive sites
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