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Chartered Fight

When provinces and the bench butt heads

In Little Jamaica

Stories from a changing neighbourhood

The Devil Is in the Details

Canada’s legalization of marijuana raises a host of policy and health questions

Jacqueline Murray

Jacqueline Murray is Dean of Arts at the University of Guelph. She has written widely on the history of gender and sexuality in premodern Europe.

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Lots of Sex, Please, We’re Humans

Are we really biologically coded to want it insatiably? April 2006
Edward Shorter is a historian who views the past as a background to, even the explanation of, the present. The past, and of itself, does not appear to have any intrinsic interest or value. Indeed, Shorter’s histories, whether his early work on the family or his history of women’s bodies, tend to leave me with a disconcerting feeling that not only does he not much like the…