Adam and Eve After the Pill: Paradoxes of the Sexual Revolution
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Adam and Eve After the Pill: Paradoxes of the Sexual Revolution

by Mary Eberstadt

History Sociology Gender Studies
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In Adam and Eve After the Pill, Mary Eberstadt explores the contradictions surrounding the sexual revolution and the birth-control pill. The book considers how changing attitudes toward sexuality have influenced personal life, family structures, and broader society, offering a thoughtful social and cultural critique.

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Adam and Eve After the Pill examines the social and cultural effects associated with the sexual revolution.

Mary Eberstadt focuses on the paradoxes that emerged after the widespread availability of the birth-control pill.

The book considers how changing sexual norms may affect individuals, families, and society.

It offers a reflective critique of assumptions surrounding modern relationships, sexuality, and social change.

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