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‘Arrows of Desire’: British Sexual Utopians and the Politics of Health creative force, such thinkers regarded its negative aspects (possessiveness, jealousy, exploitation, violence) as distortions produced by oppressive social institutions and economic inequality. In their ideal imagined state, sexual associations would no longer be contained within restrictive parame

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The ‘New History’ of the Enlightenment: An Essay in the Social History of Social Historyns of the eighteenth century believed themselves to be doing, drawing attention to their concern with ‘manners’ and the social ‘system’. An attempt will then be made to reposition the socio-cultural approach in its own socio-cultural contexts, ranging from the Enlightenment to the rise of the female