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Thinking Sex

by Gayle Rubin

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Thinking Sex Literary Elements

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Genre

Non-fiction

Setting and Context

United States culture, 1980s

Narrator and Point of View

Tone and Mood

Protagonist and Antagonist

Major Conflict

Climax

Foreshadowing

Understatement

Allusions

Imagery

Paradox

Parallelism

Metonymy and Synecdoche

Personification

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