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Sexuality, Spirituality and Alienation,y much in materialist, or, one might even say, mechanistic, terms. For example, within Christianity, sex is often seen as part of the wretched life of the body, acting as a prison to the human soul, which yearns to take flight.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-6781-8tianity, in psychoanalysis, in Foucault’s work, women are either absent, or are treated as the mysterious and sinister Other. In Freudian language, women are the repressed; or to use Lacan’s formulation of this, ‘a woman is a symptom’..