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“With a transatlantic approach that yields fascinating results, Layne Craig’s When Sex Changed adds nuance, new insight, and fresh ideas to previous historical and literary studies of the birth control movement.”
-- Beth Widmaier Capo * author of Textual Contraception: Birth Control and Modern American Fiction *
"In When Sex Changed, Craig breaks new ground by establishing the transnational nature of the 'political ascendance and gradual institutionalization of birth control as a family planning model' with a well-researched history of birth control politics. She succeeds in bringing to light new meanings buried in texts well combed-over by literary scholars."
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      Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
      Publication Date: 11/1/2013 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780813562117, 978-0813562117
      ISBN10: 0813562112
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      Trade Review
      “With a transatlantic approach that yields fascinating results, Layne Craig’s When Sex Changed adds nuance, new insight, and fresh ideas to previous historical and literary studies of the birth control movement.”
      -- Beth Widmaier Capo * author of Textual Contraception: Birth Control and Modern American Fiction *
      "In When Sex Changed, Craig breaks new ground by establishing the transnational nature of the 'political ascendance and gradual institutionalization of birth control as a family planning model' with a well-researched history of birth control politics. She succeeds in bringing to light new meanings buried in texts well combed-over by literary scholars."
      * Modernism/Modernity *

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