In The History of Sexuality, Michel Foucault emphasizes the importance of which of these?
A. the role of fitness in healthy sexuality
B. the fact that sexuality was becoming more spiritual and less physical
C. the historical measures of avoiding sexually transmitted diseases
D. the role of the body and sexuality in obtaining sexual pleasure
Answer: D
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