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| Rather, it is understood as narratives and representations that are semiotically charged because they are interpretatively constructed from discourses about the way the world is and ought to be. While Bartley shows herself an able, committed, and thorough researcher, the interpretatively conservative approach makes her work a bit dry for the student reader; as a companion to other works on Victorian sexuality, however, Prostitution: Prevention and Reform can be quite useful to researchers and scholars in the area. Although the two general studies here reviewed overlap chronologically, surprisingly, they share little thematically or interpretatively. |
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