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 | | According to these cutting-edge scholars, it was the practice of coprophilia, and bourgeois societys unsympathetic reaction to it, that primarily fueled nationalism, sexism, capitalism, colonialism, frotteurism, and militarism across the globe over the past 400 years. |
 | | His article, "Im Buying You Some Listerine, Darling Dearest: Coprophilia and the Edwardian Romantic Novel," is the summation of a distinguished career and should be of lasting interest to a handful of graduate students somewhere. |
 | | And in an erudite essay entitled, "Liberté, Fraternité, and the Anus," the award-winning historian Jacques Louis Renoir floats the idea that teenage coprophilia was central to life in 18th century French colonies in Africa, Asia and North America. |
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