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catalyst-33381	Diran, Ingrid	Review of The Natural History of Sexuality in Early America by Greta LaFleur (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2018).	2020	5	.pdf	application/pdf	1836	59	33	Without romanticizing environmental sexuality, LaFleur concludes by citing its key discursive sites—natural history and population theory—as “two vocabularies for cataloging the long-eighteenth-century ways of understanding sex without or at a distance from the subject” (p. 198). Alongside Foucault’s conception of productive disciplinary power, LaFleur situates the history of environmental sexuality, suggesting that “as modern notions of the hermetic, biopoliticized body, fighting off its environment rather than coexisting ecologically with it, rose to dominance, eighteenth-century genealogies of the environmental body became harder to see” (p. 190, my emphasis).	cache/catalyst-33381.pdf	txt/catalyst-33381.txt