Conquest, Chapter 1: Sexual Violence as a Tool of Genocide
... subjected to a reign of sexualized terror, sexual violence does not affect Indian men and women in the sante way. When a Native woman suffers abuse, this abuse is an attack on her identity as a woman and an attack on her identity as Native. The issues of colo nial, race, and gender oppression canno ...
... subjected to a reign of sexualized terror, sexual violence does not affect Indian men and women in the sante way. When a Native woman suffers abuse, this abuse is an attack on her identity as a woman and an attack on her identity as Native. The issues of colo nial, race, and gender oppression canno ...
omen`s Sexual ystery School
... Over the nine month course which meets one Saturday every month, you will gain a deeper understanding of your feminine sexual energy, along with practices for healing, cultivating, balancing and directing your feminine life force so that it can supercharge your health, your relationships and your su ...
... Over the nine month course which meets one Saturday every month, you will gain a deeper understanding of your feminine sexual energy, along with practices for healing, cultivating, balancing and directing your feminine life force so that it can supercharge your health, your relationships and your su ...
The Project to Educate Physicians on End-of
... many patients do not spontaneously disclose a trauma history. Asking about MST can be the first step in getting them the help they need understanding that a patient has a history of MST may provide context for his or her presenting problems knowing that a patient has experienced MST helps the provid ...
... many patients do not spontaneously disclose a trauma history. Asking about MST can be the first step in getting them the help they need understanding that a patient has a history of MST may provide context for his or her presenting problems knowing that a patient has experienced MST helps the provid ...
Internet Addiction and Christian Counselling (PPT)
... her any more, they lose contact. • Only now, she starts to realize that she has been used. She is worrying about a possible HIV-infection. But she also wonders: Where has my internet addiction led me? What is happening with me? ...
... her any more, they lose contact. • Only now, she starts to realize that she has been used. She is worrying about a possible HIV-infection. But she also wonders: Where has my internet addiction led me? What is happening with me? ...
Sexual dysfunction in patients taking conventional antipsychotic
... The best way of finding out whether antipsychotic medication has a negative effect on sexual function is to compare subjects before and after they start medication. We found that many patients who were drug-free were too unwell to complete a questionnaire asking intimate details about sexual functio ...
... The best way of finding out whether antipsychotic medication has a negative effect on sexual function is to compare subjects before and after they start medication. We found that many patients who were drug-free were too unwell to complete a questionnaire asking intimate details about sexual functio ...
The ecology of sexual conflict: ecologically dependent parallel
... also drive trait evolution on its own, and if ecological selection is sufficiently strong, the traits underlying sexual conflict may evolve not by sexually antagonistic coevolution, or at least not by such coevolution alone. As a consequence of such effects, there is an implicit prediction of ecolog ...
... also drive trait evolution on its own, and if ecological selection is sufficiently strong, the traits underlying sexual conflict may evolve not by sexually antagonistic coevolution, or at least not by such coevolution alone. As a consequence of such effects, there is an implicit prediction of ecolog ...
Sociological Perspectives - Social Science Computing Cooperative
... one’s genes) in the early stages of human evolution resulted in the proliferation of certain traits in men and women that continue to be present today. Evolutionary psychology specifically ...
... one’s genes) in the early stages of human evolution resulted in the proliferation of certain traits in men and women that continue to be present today. Evolutionary psychology specifically ...
George Panichas, eds., Sex, Morality, and the Law. New York
... (Morgan, 203, 2). Thomas Nagel’s position on sexual desire is a paradigmatic case of such an intentionalist view. Nagel maintained that sexual desire begins as self conscious desires for another that can only be completed in mutual desire. Simply stated, in experiencing full or complete sexual desir ...
... (Morgan, 203, 2). Thomas Nagel’s position on sexual desire is a paradigmatic case of such an intentionalist view. Nagel maintained that sexual desire begins as self conscious desires for another that can only be completed in mutual desire. Simply stated, in experiencing full or complete sexual desir ...
Perception of sex work, youth sexual behavior and the
... social, political and economic relationships. Setting aside the naturalistic theory of social relations between the sexes, the idea of gender arises as a pertinent way of understanding the ‘structural force’ (Bourdieu, 1998: 140147) behind the social and symbolic inequality between men and women and ...
... social, political and economic relationships. Setting aside the naturalistic theory of social relations between the sexes, the idea of gender arises as a pertinent way of understanding the ‘structural force’ (Bourdieu, 1998: 140147) behind the social and symbolic inequality between men and women and ...
Sexually selected females in the monogamous Western Australian
... selection on females, i.e. whether it is generated by intrasexual competition among females for males or by intersexual mate choice as a consequence of male preference for large females. The answer to this question will call for future, detailed behavioural studies. However, it is possible that both ...
... selection on females, i.e. whether it is generated by intrasexual competition among females for males or by intersexual mate choice as a consequence of male preference for large females. The answer to this question will call for future, detailed behavioural studies. However, it is possible that both ...
“women relinquish all personal rights in front of a man”: analyzing
... reached by these pro-women‟s rights‟ groups at that time was the recognition of the abuse (especially sexual and physical) many white women had been enduring within the privacy of their homes. However, it is important to pay attention to the adjective “white” in the previous sentence because the sit ...
... reached by these pro-women‟s rights‟ groups at that time was the recognition of the abuse (especially sexual and physical) many white women had been enduring within the privacy of their homes. However, it is important to pay attention to the adjective “white” in the previous sentence because the sit ...
Motivation and Emotion
... to satisfy needs, Often associated with some kind of arousal, Increased physiological and/or autonomic activity, For many biological needs, drive satisfaction is regulated by homeostatic mechanisms and ...
... to satisfy needs, Often associated with some kind of arousal, Increased physiological and/or autonomic activity, For many biological needs, drive satisfaction is regulated by homeostatic mechanisms and ...
Congo study sets estimate for rapes much higher
... partners to have sex or perform sexual acts against their will, the study showed, implying that sexual abuse often happened at home. The women, ages 15 to 49, were interviewed in a demographic and health survey partly financed by the American government. The study’s authors then used current popula ...
... partners to have sex or perform sexual acts against their will, the study showed, implying that sexual abuse often happened at home. The women, ages 15 to 49, were interviewed in a demographic and health survey partly financed by the American government. The study’s authors then used current popula ...
This article appeared in a journal published by Elsevier. The
... selective scenarios that any gene of a sexual species may face in being carried by one or other sex during evolution, since this is what actually shapes the differences between male and female phenotypes within a species. Roughgarden & Akçay (2010; hereafter R&A) criticize this position by making tw ...
... selective scenarios that any gene of a sexual species may face in being carried by one or other sex during evolution, since this is what actually shapes the differences between male and female phenotypes within a species. Roughgarden & Akçay (2010; hereafter R&A) criticize this position by making tw ...
The Best Kept Secret: Mother-Daughter Sexual Abuse
... typically begin when the daughter is approximately age three. 10 4) Total disregard for personal boundaries: The mother has no respect for her daughter’s feelings—no recognition of her rights to psychological and physical privacy. For example, a mother may insist on watching her daughter bathe, dres ...
... typically begin when the daughter is approximately age three. 10 4) Total disregard for personal boundaries: The mother has no respect for her daughter’s feelings—no recognition of her rights to psychological and physical privacy. For example, a mother may insist on watching her daughter bathe, dres ...
The Liberal 1950s? Reinterpreting Postwar American
... culture, but they represent only one tiny piece of the postwar explosion of sexual literature. A vernacular sexual culture was also making its way into the mainstream publishing industry, as publishers discovered, once again, that sex sold. Sensational tabloid newspapers and trashy magazines showcas ...
... culture, but they represent only one tiny piece of the postwar explosion of sexual literature. A vernacular sexual culture was also making its way into the mainstream publishing industry, as publishers discovered, once again, that sex sold. Sensational tabloid newspapers and trashy magazines showcas ...
Conditions mistaken for abuse
... • Rather than describing an examination without findings as “normal” a more accurate and informative conclusion is.. “the physical examination does not demonstrate any acute or chronic residual to the contact nor would be anticipated to in light of the history provided.” ...
... • Rather than describing an examination without findings as “normal” a more accurate and informative conclusion is.. “the physical examination does not demonstrate any acute or chronic residual to the contact nor would be anticipated to in light of the history provided.” ...
the article. - Tactical Media Files
... Why politics? For Foucault 'the political' is not something external to what underlies elementary relations, which are "neutral" by nature. "All relations of force imply power relations, which can be referred to the political sphere of which it is a part, both as its effect and its condition of pos ...
... Why politics? For Foucault 'the political' is not something external to what underlies elementary relations, which are "neutral" by nature. "All relations of force imply power relations, which can be referred to the political sphere of which it is a part, both as its effect and its condition of pos ...
English
... fragmented (Id. Ib.:59). The group initially “believed in the principle that humanity was divided into heterosexuals and homosexuals (and maybe a few bisexuals)” (Id. Ib.:40), but later moved towards more “relativist” positions, such as those of MacRae himself and a few other militants. McRae’s work ...
... fragmented (Id. Ib.:59). The group initially “believed in the principle that humanity was divided into heterosexuals and homosexuals (and maybe a few bisexuals)” (Id. Ib.:40), but later moved towards more “relativist” positions, such as those of MacRae himself and a few other militants. McRae’s work ...
Young Adulthood
... Divorce is a process not a single event. Some people adjust rather quickly but may tend to reduce long-term well-being Reasons ...
... Divorce is a process not a single event. Some people adjust rather quickly but may tend to reduce long-term well-being Reasons ...
HYPOCHONDRIA, AND SOMATIZATION AND CONVERSION DISORDERS
... -The preoccupation causes increased distress or hinders social interaction, or other important areas of functioning -The distress and worry lasts at least 6 months -Causes people to examine their own body excessively -Some people may recognize that their fear is unreasonable ...
... -The preoccupation causes increased distress or hinders social interaction, or other important areas of functioning -The distress and worry lasts at least 6 months -Causes people to examine their own body excessively -Some people may recognize that their fear is unreasonable ...
Word - Minnesota Department of Health
... whitish-yellow or cloudy discharge – or “drip” from the penis. If left untreated, both diseases can cause urinary problems, sterility or infections in the joints. MEN and Women can become infected with either disease in the mouth and rectum if those body parts are involved during sex. There often ar ...
... whitish-yellow or cloudy discharge – or “drip” from the penis. If left untreated, both diseases can cause urinary problems, sterility or infections in the joints. MEN and Women can become infected with either disease in the mouth and rectum if those body parts are involved during sex. There often ar ...
THINKING ABOUT HUMAN SEXUALITY
... refers to genetic endowment, anatomical features, and physiological functions. Specifically it refers to whether one is female or male. This may seem simple enough, but you will learn that this is sometimes not as clear-cut as most of us believe. The term also refers to lovemaking or genital contact ...
... refers to genetic endowment, anatomical features, and physiological functions. Specifically it refers to whether one is female or male. This may seem simple enough, but you will learn that this is sometimes not as clear-cut as most of us believe. The term also refers to lovemaking or genital contact ...
What Causes Homosexuality?
... linkage” and “gene markers” by a team led by Dean H. Hamer—attracted considerable media attention and are largely responsible for the popular belief that a “gay gene” has already been found. Let’s look at these in turn. ...
... linkage” and “gene markers” by a team led by Dean H. Hamer—attracted considerable media attention and are largely responsible for the popular belief that a “gay gene” has already been found. Let’s look at these in turn. ...
Founder effects and the evolution of asymmetrical
... ‘ancestral’ L. makaio males paired with ‘derived’ L. nigra females, whilst the latency to sing for ‘derived’ L. nigra males paired with ‘ancestral’ L. makaio females was significantly longer compared to both types of pairings involving L. makio males (P < 0.05, pairwise Tukey’s tests; Fig. 3a). Ther ...
... ‘ancestral’ L. makaio males paired with ‘derived’ L. nigra females, whilst the latency to sing for ‘derived’ L. nigra males paired with ‘ancestral’ L. makaio females was significantly longer compared to both types of pairings involving L. makio males (P < 0.05, pairwise Tukey’s tests; Fig. 3a). Ther ...
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.