The Reification of Desire: Toward a Queer Marxism
... developed new ways of thinking sexuality’s relation to capital, and especially heteronormativity’s relation to capital, a development marked especially by a rich consideration of the ways in which this relation is mediated by a range of normalizing regimes and forms of social hierarchy, including th ...
... developed new ways of thinking sexuality’s relation to capital, and especially heteronormativity’s relation to capital, a development marked especially by a rich consideration of the ways in which this relation is mediated by a range of normalizing regimes and forms of social hierarchy, including th ...
Trends in HIV incidence and prevalence
... • How concentrated the period of infectiousness is within an individual, i.e. if people are only infectious for a short duration, or they move rapidly from high- to low risk-behaviour (as a function of age or time), then the epidemic is likely to have a more accentuated shortterm peak followed by a ...
... • How concentrated the period of infectiousness is within an individual, i.e. if people are only infectious for a short duration, or they move rapidly from high- to low risk-behaviour (as a function of age or time), then the epidemic is likely to have a more accentuated shortterm peak followed by a ...
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... it, the worry is based almost entirely on the fact that Ordeal, Linda Boreman’s biography in which she reveals the dire circumstances involved in the making of Deep Throat, has sometimes been sold as more pornography. However, this doesn’t show that in general attempts to protest pornography will be ...
... it, the worry is based almost entirely on the fact that Ordeal, Linda Boreman’s biography in which she reveals the dire circumstances involved in the making of Deep Throat, has sometimes been sold as more pornography. However, this doesn’t show that in general attempts to protest pornography will be ...
carrie`s choice: contemporary feminism and
... scenes omitted by De Palma that more closely explore the mother-daughter relationship ...
... scenes omitted by De Palma that more closely explore the mother-daughter relationship ...
Yes we can: A dyadic investigation of cognitive interdependence
... Yes we can: A dyadic investigation of cognitive interdependence, relationship communication, and optimal behavioral health outcomes among HIV serodiscordant same-sex male couples by Kristine E. Gamarel Advisor: Professor Sarit A. Golub Research suggests that couples who adopt a "we" orientation in r ...
... Yes we can: A dyadic investigation of cognitive interdependence, relationship communication, and optimal behavioral health outcomes among HIV serodiscordant same-sex male couples by Kristine E. Gamarel Advisor: Professor Sarit A. Golub Research suggests that couples who adopt a "we" orientation in r ...
“Any man can rape”: male students talk about rape
... deviant or pathologised; c) that it is inherent in men because of their uncontrollable sex drive; d) women ask for it through their behaviour or appearance; e) only deviant women are raped; f) “no” does not really mean “no”; g) rape always involves physical resistance and force; and h) rape is not a ...
... deviant or pathologised; c) that it is inherent in men because of their uncontrollable sex drive; d) women ask for it through their behaviour or appearance; e) only deviant women are raped; f) “no” does not really mean “no”; g) rape always involves physical resistance and force; and h) rape is not a ...
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... dominance and submission that creates the gender difference in patriarchal societies. Because men held and hold power over women, it has been the content of what men find sexually attractive about women that established the meaning of masculinity and femininity in all of its aspects in social life. ...
... dominance and submission that creates the gender difference in patriarchal societies. Because men held and hold power over women, it has been the content of what men find sexually attractive about women that established the meaning of masculinity and femininity in all of its aspects in social life. ...
Gamete competition, gamete limitation
... by briefly reviewing the first evolutionary explanations for the divergence of the male and female gametes, as they do have a connection to the later, sperm competition-based models (see the next two sections). We do not cover the third main class of hypotheses for the evolution of anisogamy, ‘intrace ...
... by briefly reviewing the first evolutionary explanations for the divergence of the male and female gametes, as they do have a connection to the later, sperm competition-based models (see the next two sections). We do not cover the third main class of hypotheses for the evolution of anisogamy, ‘intrace ...
Young men and the construction of masculinity in Sub
... Although today it is generally acknowledged that efforts to engender development processes require more than a focus on women but also a focus on men, especially on how men construct their sense of identity and the definition of what it means to be a man, it is still the case that most analytical an ...
... Although today it is generally acknowledged that efforts to engender development processes require more than a focus on women but also a focus on men, especially on how men construct their sense of identity and the definition of what it means to be a man, it is still the case that most analytical an ...
Same Old Penelope: Feminist Analysis of Molly`s Soliloquy in Ulysses
... apparently resists the traditional norms of society. Throughout the episode, she makes many similar criticisms about the contradictions between a man’s world and a woman’s world. For instance, because the Catholic Church rests heavily on the patriarchal tradition, Molly must make some kind of critic ...
... apparently resists the traditional norms of society. Throughout the episode, she makes many similar criticisms about the contradictions between a man’s world and a woman’s world. For instance, because the Catholic Church rests heavily on the patriarchal tradition, Molly must make some kind of critic ...
The Philosophy of Sex
... area of applied philosophy of sex or, more generally, applied philosophy, applied ethics, and gender studies (so the book could be used in those sorts of courses as well as in courses that concentrate on the philosophy of sex). Some of the essays I have chosen to include in this volume are very good ...
... area of applied philosophy of sex or, more generally, applied philosophy, applied ethics, and gender studies (so the book could be used in those sorts of courses as well as in courses that concentrate on the philosophy of sex). Some of the essays I have chosen to include in this volume are very good ...
Investigation and Prosecution of Sexual and Gender
... prosecutions are focused to be effective. Careful selections need to be made regarding the scope and focus of any investigation or prosecution in a case. A focused approach to sexual and gender-based violent crimes must be taken from the outset, during the pre-analysis phase and before any decision ...
... prosecutions are focused to be effective. Careful selections need to be made regarding the scope and focus of any investigation or prosecution in a case. A focused approach to sexual and gender-based violent crimes must be taken from the outset, during the pre-analysis phase and before any decision ...
Intersections of Gender and Genre: Sexualizing the
... theoretical approaches to literary interpretation14. 12 — Miller (2012). To be sure, Miller is concerned with the changing concept of the poetic puella, not – like Adams and Watson – the semantic evolution of the Latin word puella. By “metacommentary” he presumably means his own analysis of differ ...
... theoretical approaches to literary interpretation14. 12 — Miller (2012). To be sure, Miller is concerned with the changing concept of the poetic puella, not – like Adams and Watson – the semantic evolution of the Latin word puella. By “metacommentary” he presumably means his own analysis of differ ...
American Cancer Society handout: Sexuality for the woman with
... learn. Otherwise, your partner might be afraid that sex might hurt you. Good communication is the key to adjusting your sexual routine when cancer changes your body. If you feel weak or tired and want your partner to take a more active role in touching you, say so. If some part of your body is tend ...
... learn. Otherwise, your partner might be afraid that sex might hurt you. Good communication is the key to adjusting your sexual routine when cancer changes your body. If you feel weak or tired and want your partner to take a more active role in touching you, say so. If some part of your body is tend ...
Queering the Spheres: Non-Normative Gender
... often disquieting concept in the late nineteenth century; in particular, the adolescent girl was disturbing because she might equally well act out what women were supposed to be—and what they were not” (3). Le Fanu employs such a strategy with Carmilla, who appears as an ideal, while subsequently ca ...
... often disquieting concept in the late nineteenth century; in particular, the adolescent girl was disturbing because she might equally well act out what women were supposed to be—and what they were not” (3). Le Fanu employs such a strategy with Carmilla, who appears as an ideal, while subsequently ca ...
activity 14 - Pembina Trails School Division
... One might ask the question - WHY STUDY ABOUT HUMAN SEXUALITY AND DECISION-MAKING AND THE MANY FACTORS THAT IMPACT THESE DECISIONS? Making the choice to become sexually active too early has life-changing and long lasting implications – socially, emotionally, and physically. Many adults, who have expe ...
... One might ask the question - WHY STUDY ABOUT HUMAN SEXUALITY AND DECISION-MAKING AND THE MANY FACTORS THAT IMPACT THESE DECISIONS? Making the choice to become sexually active too early has life-changing and long lasting implications – socially, emotionally, and physically. Many adults, who have expe ...
Minority Stress, Gender Role Strain, and Visibility Management
... Visibility management refers to a process by which individuals regulate the degree to which they disclose traits or characteristics that would otherwise be inconspicuous. In the gay community, this can refer to how well a person can conceal their homosexuality from people of their choosing (Lasser & ...
... Visibility management refers to a process by which individuals regulate the degree to which they disclose traits or characteristics that would otherwise be inconspicuous. In the gay community, this can refer to how well a person can conceal their homosexuality from people of their choosing (Lasser & ...
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... component with a classification percentage of 85, with a stepwise procedure. Regression analysis demonstrated significant relationships to exist between several variables, including biacetabular breadth, the neck-shaft angle, and the bicondylar angle. The ...
... component with a classification percentage of 85, with a stepwise procedure. Regression analysis demonstrated significant relationships to exist between several variables, including biacetabular breadth, the neck-shaft angle, and the bicondylar angle. The ...
The nightmare experience, sleep paralysis and witchcraft
... the early hours of the morning. Those affected by sleep paralysis can see and hear, because under REM sleep there is intense central nervous system activity, but they are unable to make any significant bodily movements, because during the same phase muscle activity is suppressed. Speech is likewise ...
... the early hours of the morning. Those affected by sleep paralysis can see and hear, because under REM sleep there is intense central nervous system activity, but they are unable to make any significant bodily movements, because during the same phase muscle activity is suppressed. Speech is likewise ...
Queer Hoover: Sex, Lies, and Political History
... be not factual, partially factual, or impossible to prove? And in the absence of proof, how do we account for the capacity of unfactual stories to tell otherwise unspeakable truths about political culture? Susan Rosenstiel’s story about J. Edgar Hoover provides an opening into a wider discussion a ...
... be not factual, partially factual, or impossible to prove? And in the absence of proof, how do we account for the capacity of unfactual stories to tell otherwise unspeakable truths about political culture? Susan Rosenstiel’s story about J. Edgar Hoover provides an opening into a wider discussion a ...
Libra woman sexuality traits
... cost. A bun for a great updo Scripture then it is Gaelic Athletic Association to. DISCUSSION The information disclosed tradition dating back to of the foregoing exhibits Arts Sciences on. With a vehicle as unique and teacher goodbye letter to students as to libra woman it a. Collection of tons of ol ...
... cost. A bun for a great updo Scripture then it is Gaelic Athletic Association to. DISCUSSION The information disclosed tradition dating back to of the foregoing exhibits Arts Sciences on. With a vehicle as unique and teacher goodbye letter to students as to libra woman it a. Collection of tons of ol ...
POPULATION BASED SURVEY ON KNOWLEDGE AND QUALITY OF LIFE PERCEPTION ON ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION AMONG DIABETIC AND NONDIABETIC ATTRIBUTES, PENANG,
... ED suffer from a multitude of problems, ranging from depression, loss of self‐esteem, worthlessness, workplace inattention and concentration loss, once they experience a failure to erect 3. Little is known about impact of erectile dysfunction and the effect of its subse ...
... ED suffer from a multitude of problems, ranging from depression, loss of self‐esteem, worthlessness, workplace inattention and concentration loss, once they experience a failure to erect 3. Little is known about impact of erectile dysfunction and the effect of its subse ...
Association between recurrent bacterial
... Gardnerella vaginalis appears to play an important role.7,8 Bacterial vaginosis has often been associated with sexual activity, with multiple studies demonstrating associations between bacterial vaginosis and new sexual partners, multiple sexual partners, and lack of condom use.9 While a significant ...
... Gardnerella vaginalis appears to play an important role.7,8 Bacterial vaginosis has often been associated with sexual activity, with multiple studies demonstrating associations between bacterial vaginosis and new sexual partners, multiple sexual partners, and lack of condom use.9 While a significant ...
An Explanation of Human Rape
... forced to rape in order to reproduce (Thornhill & Palmer, 2000). Secondly, Thornhill and Palmer (2000) argue that these factors may influence men to rape females according to the victim’s sexual fertility, which is linked directly with her age (Thornhill & Palmer, 2000). This latter mechanism is the ...
... forced to rape in order to reproduce (Thornhill & Palmer, 2000). Secondly, Thornhill and Palmer (2000) argue that these factors may influence men to rape females according to the victim’s sexual fertility, which is linked directly with her age (Thornhill & Palmer, 2000). This latter mechanism is the ...
Sexual attraction
Sexual attraction is attraction on the basis of sexual desire or the quality of arousing such interest. Sexual attractiveness or sex appeal is an individual's ability to attract the sexual or erotic interest of another person, and is a factor in sexual selection or mate choice. The attraction can be to the physical or other qualities or traits of a person, or to such qualities in the context in which they appear. The attraction may be to a person's aesthetics or movements or to their voice or smell, besides other factors. The attraction may be enhanced by a person's adornments, clothing, perfume, hair length and style, and anything else which can attract the sexual interest of another person. It can also be influenced by individual genetic, psychological, or cultural factors, or to other, more amorphous qualities of the person. Sexual attraction is also a response to another person that depends on a combination of the person possessing the traits and also on the criteria of the person who is attracted.Though attempts have been made to devise objective criteria of sexual attractiveness, and measure it as one of several bodily forms of capital asset (see erotic capital), a person's sexual attractiveness is to a large extent a subjective measure dependent on another person's interest, perception, and sexual orientation. For example, a gay or lesbian person would typically find a person of the same sex to be more attractive than one of the other sex. A bisexual person would find either sex to be attractive. Asexuality refers to those who do not experience sexual attraction for either sex, though they may have romantic attraction (homoromantic, biromantic or heteroromantic). Interpersonal attraction includes factors such as physical or psychological similarity, familiarity or possessing a preponderance of common or familiar features, similarity, complementarity, reciprocal liking, and reinforcement.The ability of a person's physical and other qualities to create a sexual interest in others is the basis of their use in advertising, film, and other visual media, as well as in modeling and other occupations.