1  Cover

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      5  Acknowledgments

      6  1. Introduction: Sex and Sociological Metaphors Notes

      7  2. Sexual Freedom and Sexual Capital Notes

      8  3. What Is Sexual Capital? Sex Capital Sexual capital Notes

      9  4. Forms of Sexual Capital: The Four Categories Locating modern gendered sex: “Good” reproduction and “bad” production? Sexual capital by default: Chastity and domesticity Sexual capital as surplus value of the body Embodied sexual capital: Desirability, sexiness, and sexual know-how Neoliberal sexual capital, self-appreciation, and employability Notes

      10  5. Conclusion Notes

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