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“The uneasy bedfellowship of the sexual revolution and feminism produced an odd tension in which all the moral restraints governing nature disappeared, but so did nature,” writes University of Chicago professor Allan Bloom in his controversial bestseller The Closing of the American Mind Simon & Schuster, 1987.
GENERATION S.L U.T. Marty Beckerman 2004
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“The uneasy bedfellowship of the sexual revolution and feminism produced an odd tension in which all the moral restraints governing nature disappeared, but so did nature,” writes University of Chicago professor Allan Bloom in his controversial bestseller The Closing of the American Mind Simon & Schuster, 1987.
GENERATION S.L U.T. Marty Beckerman 2004
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“The uneasy bedfellowship of the sexual revolution and feminism produced an odd tension in which all the moral restraints governing nature disappeared, but so did nature,” writes University of Chicago professor Allan Bloom in his controversial bestseller The Closing of the American Mind Simon & Schuster, 1987.
GENERATION S.L U.T. Marty Beckerman 2004
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The uneasy bedfellowship of the sexual revolution and feminism produced an odd tension in which all the moral restraints governing nature disappeared, but so did nature.
THE CLOSING OF THE AMERICAN MIND Allan Bloom 2003
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The uneasy bedfellowship of the sexual revolution and feminism produced an odd tension in which all the moral restraints governing nature disappeared, but so did nature.
THE CLOSING OF THE AMERICAN MIND Allan Bloom 2003
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