The Breast : A Cultural and Political History Pages:256 pages and continue to be

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WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY CESAR AIRA

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The Breast : A Cultural and Political History Pages:256 pages and continue to beWhile sometimes described as a secondary sex characteristic, the female breast is of primary interest. It nourishes but also seduces, it is considered sacred or depraved depending on the era, culture, context and perspective. The way breasts are seen, shown or concealed has been the subject of debate and scandal for centuries. Breasts, in other words, are by no means 'private parts': on the contrary, they're a subject of great public interest. The