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Babiak, T. (2005) Distinguishing Between Mastery and Domination: Response to Discussants. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:165-172

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Babiak, T. (2005) From Provocation and Combustibility Toward Mutuality: Once More with Less Rage, Please. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:105-134

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Blechner, M. J. (2005) Disgust, Desire, and Fascination— Psychoanalytic, Cultural, Historical, and Neurobiological Perspectives: Commentary on Muriel Dimen's Paper. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:33-45

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Bronski, M. (2005) Love the Sin—Pedagogy, Pupils, and Psychology: Commentary on Love the Sin: Sexual Regulation and the Limits of Religious Tolerance by Janet R. Jakobsen and Ann Pelligrini*. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:411-422

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Dimen, M. (2005) Sexuality and Suffering, Or the Eew! Factor. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:1-18

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Dimen, M. (2005) Power and Shame: Reply to Mark Blechner and to Ruth Stein. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:47-62

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Hansbury, G. (2005) The Middle Men: An Introduction to the Transmasculine Identities. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:241-264

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Harris, A. (2005) Laws, Desires, and Contaminations—Mutuality with a Price: Commentary on Paper by Taras Babiak. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:145-153

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Kaplan, J. L. & Stack, C. (2005) Introduction to Roundtable Discussion of Love the Sin: Sexual Regulation and the Limits of Religious Tolerance by Janet R. Jacobsen and Ann Pellegrini. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:369-375

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Kushner, T. (2005) Termination or Sonnet LXXV or Lass meine Schmerzen nicht verloren mein or Ambivalence. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:329-343

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Levitt, L. S. (2005) Refracted Visions: A Critique of “Mirroring Evil: Nazi Imagery/Recent Art”. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:199-216

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Mageo, J. M. & Stone, L. (2005) Screen Images and Concepts of Sexual Agency in Science and Social Science. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:77-104

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Moss, D. (2005) On the Utopian Politics of Love the Sin: Commentary on Love the Sin: Sexual Regulation and the Limits of Religious Tolerance by Janet R. Jakobsen and Ann Pelligrini*. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:377-385

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Pellegrini, A. & Jakobsen, J. R. (2005) Melancholy Hope and Other Psychic Remainders: Afterthoughts on Love the Sin. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:423-440

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Pizer, S. A. (2005) The Phallus and the Person: Commentary on Paper by Taras Babiak. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:135-144

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Reis, B. (2005) The Subject of History/The Object of Transference. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:217-240

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Ringstrom, P. A. (2005) Essential Enactments: Commentary on Paper by Taras Babiak. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:155-163

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Roth, D. (2005) The Ins and Outs of Transmasculine Embodiment: Commentary on Griffin Hansbury's “Middle Men”. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:277-291

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Salamon, G. (2005) Transmasculinity and Relation: Commentary on Griffin Hansbury's “Middle Men”. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:265-275

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Schwartz, D. (2005) The Truth About Sex-Less than Meets the Eye but Less Is More: Commentary on Love the Sin: Sexual Regulation and the Limits of Religious Tolerance by Janet R. Jakobsen and Ann Pelligrini*. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:399-410

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Skerrett, K. R. (2005) Homosexuals, Heretics, and the Practice of Freedom: Commentary on Love the Sin: Sexual Regulation and the Limits of Religious Tolerance by Janet R. Jakobsen and Ann Pelligrini*. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:387-398

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Solomon, J. (2005) Young, Effeminate, and Strange: Early Photographic Portraiture of Truman Capote. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:293-326

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Stein, R. (2005) Skimming the Milk, Cajoling the Soul— Embodiment and Obscenity in Sexuality: Commentary on Muriel Dimen's Paper. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:19-31

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Steinberg, Z. (2005) Donning the Mask of Motherhood: A Defensive Strategy, a Developmental Search. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:173-198

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Wolff-Bernstein, J. (2005) In Search of Her Own Language: Eva Hesse Show San Francisco Museum of Modern ARt. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:345-368

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Zeavin, L. (2005) Extreme Beauty. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:63-76

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Reis, B. (2005) The Subject of History/The Object of Transference. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 6:217-240

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