The Cultural Production of English Masculinities in Late Modernity
... and legitimizing male heterosexual identities. Understanding how students learned the sexual/gender codes that conferred hegemonic masculinity required bringing together social and psychic structures. Butler (1993) points out that heterosexuality does not gain its form by virtue of its internal qual ...
... and legitimizing male heterosexual identities. Understanding how students learned the sexual/gender codes that conferred hegemonic masculinity required bringing together social and psychic structures. Butler (1993) points out that heterosexuality does not gain its form by virtue of its internal qual ...
Abstract
... broadly, the historiography on sexual revolution in early twentieth century Russia overwhelmingly focuses on the philosophies of liberal and socialist feminism, and philosophies of revolutionary change in sexual relations which fail to fall into these two normative paradigms are largely ignored or d ...
... broadly, the historiography on sexual revolution in early twentieth century Russia overwhelmingly focuses on the philosophies of liberal and socialist feminism, and philosophies of revolutionary change in sexual relations which fail to fall into these two normative paradigms are largely ignored or d ...
Procreation— life and death
... from its reports the social meanings of sexual practices. They emphasised the essential nature of physical responses, even when comparing specific practices between heterosexuals and homosexuals whose lifestyles often differ sharply. So, for example, they would conclude that the mechanics of sexuali ...
... from its reports the social meanings of sexual practices. They emphasised the essential nature of physical responses, even when comparing specific practices between heterosexuals and homosexuals whose lifestyles often differ sharply. So, for example, they would conclude that the mechanics of sexuali ...
Personal Relationships
... Goldman’s position is that there is nothing moral or immoral about sex as such. Moral considerations only apply to sex as they do to other activities. For example, if sexual activity somehow does harm to others, then it’s wrong, not because sex is involved, but because harm to others is involved. Ra ...
... Goldman’s position is that there is nothing moral or immoral about sex as such. Moral considerations only apply to sex as they do to other activities. For example, if sexual activity somehow does harm to others, then it’s wrong, not because sex is involved, but because harm to others is involved. Ra ...
doc - Linda Savage, Ph.D
... shapes the way we view a problem it also determines the treatment protocol. Because of the distortion of “sexuality as physiology,” many clinicians in psychotherapy are lulled into a false notion of male and female sexuality as similar. According to the accepted system, diagnosis can be neatly separ ...
... shapes the way we view a problem it also determines the treatment protocol. Because of the distortion of “sexuality as physiology,” many clinicians in psychotherapy are lulled into a false notion of male and female sexuality as similar. According to the accepted system, diagnosis can be neatly separ ...
“And the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started
... vaginal lubrication for women the relevance of negative emotional states (anxiety) the relevance of the autonomic nervous system. ...
... vaginal lubrication for women the relevance of negative emotional states (anxiety) the relevance of the autonomic nervous system. ...
SEXUAL FUNCTION AND DYSFUNCTION IN OLDER PERSONS
... DeLamater, John D; Sill, Morgan. Sexual Desire in Later Life. The Journal of Sex Research. May 2005 Feldman, HA, et al. Impotence and Its Medical and Psychosocial Correlates: Results of the Massachusetts Male Aging Study. J Urol 2994 Janus SS, Janus CL. The Janus Report on Sexual Behavior. New York: ...
... DeLamater, John D; Sill, Morgan. Sexual Desire in Later Life. The Journal of Sex Research. May 2005 Feldman, HA, et al. Impotence and Its Medical and Psychosocial Correlates: Results of the Massachusetts Male Aging Study. J Urol 2994 Janus SS, Janus CL. The Janus Report on Sexual Behavior. New York: ...
Diversity in sexual health: Problems and dilemmas
... The second example concerns homosexuality. There are differences in the definition and meaning of homosexuality in Islamic tradition and in western cultures8. In western cultures, homosexual behavior is defined as having sex with someone from the same gender as one’s own. In Islamic cultures, howeve ...
... The second example concerns homosexuality. There are differences in the definition and meaning of homosexuality in Islamic tradition and in western cultures8. In western cultures, homosexual behavior is defined as having sex with someone from the same gender as one’s own. In Islamic cultures, howeve ...
Chapter 10 - Motivation and Emotion
... adoption study – The weight of adults who had been adopted was more like their biological parents than their adopted parents • The concept of set point/settling point ...
... adoption study – The weight of adults who had been adopted was more like their biological parents than their adopted parents • The concept of set point/settling point ...
psychology of sexual behavior - K-State Courses
... 1. How are humans sexually unique compared to other animals? Why might these differences exist? What do the essentialist and social constructivist views say about this issue? What are the moral and other implications of the various views? What criterion can be used for determining nature v. nurture? ...
... 1. How are humans sexually unique compared to other animals? Why might these differences exist? What do the essentialist and social constructivist views say about this issue? What are the moral and other implications of the various views? What criterion can be used for determining nature v. nurture? ...
Sexual Flourishing in Marriage: Wisdom from the King
... each other. a. Highly recommend When Two Become One by Christopher and Rachel McCluskey. b. Easy to read and accurate information. 2. Pick a time where you won’t be interrupted. 3. Settle down on your bed and take turns reading the book out ...
... each other. a. Highly recommend When Two Become One by Christopher and Rachel McCluskey. b. Easy to read and accurate information. 2. Pick a time where you won’t be interrupted. 3. Settle down on your bed and take turns reading the book out ...
Sexuality and Relationships Training Group
... “Sexual health is the integration of the physical, emotional, intellectual and social aspects of sexual being, in ways that are positively enriching and that enhance personality, communication and love” (WHO) Sexual health is used to mean, not merely the absence of infection, disease, dysfunction or ...
... “Sexual health is the integration of the physical, emotional, intellectual and social aspects of sexual being, in ways that are positively enriching and that enhance personality, communication and love” (WHO) Sexual health is used to mean, not merely the absence of infection, disease, dysfunction or ...
Queer country_Dvorakova
... A further issue that must be discussed here is that of identity and identification. - Autobiographical accounts such as Crew's, and work such as Kramer's, show that many people who feel attracted to others of the same sex, and many who act on those feelings, often actively deny the label 'homosexual ...
... A further issue that must be discussed here is that of identity and identification. - Autobiographical accounts such as Crew's, and work such as Kramer's, show that many people who feel attracted to others of the same sex, and many who act on those feelings, often actively deny the label 'homosexual ...
Homosexuality in “Traditional” Sub-Saharan Africa
... most extreme Melanesian prototypes of sexual antagonism [cf. Herdt 1984). Konso men believe that “women have an emotionally as well as physically deleterious influence on men” (1972:153) and one told Hallpike “Some girls’ vaginas are so strong that they can snap off a man’s penis” (p. 152). The Kons ...
... most extreme Melanesian prototypes of sexual antagonism [cf. Herdt 1984). Konso men believe that “women have an emotionally as well as physically deleterious influence on men” (1972:153) and one told Hallpike “Some girls’ vaginas are so strong that they can snap off a man’s penis” (p. 152). The Kons ...
a history of sexology - University of Amsterdam
... century, when the concept of sexuality was being introduced, a Dutch dictionary gave 'sexuality' quite another definition than the one we are used to: 'sex system' (with sex in the meaning of biological gender), according to Linnaeus, and derived from the Latin 'sexus'. It is likely that biology, es ...
... century, when the concept of sexuality was being introduced, a Dutch dictionary gave 'sexuality' quite another definition than the one we are used to: 'sex system' (with sex in the meaning of biological gender), according to Linnaeus, and derived from the Latin 'sexus'. It is likely that biology, es ...
Deviation and the Criminal Law - Northwestern University School of
... among females was 13%, and whereas homosexual responses were noted in 50% of the males, the ...
... among females was 13%, and whereas homosexual responses were noted in 50% of the males, the ...
psy 3f3 2010 Class 4 notes
... Zerjal et al. (2003) Amer J Human Genetics 7 : 717-721 reported that they had found Genghis Khan’s Y-chromosome … all over Asia! 8% of 2123 men from 16 Asian populations have closely related Y -chromosomes (the “star cluster”) whose Most Recent Common Ancestor lived 600 – 1300 (best guess = 860 – 10 ...
... Zerjal et al. (2003) Amer J Human Genetics 7 : 717-721 reported that they had found Genghis Khan’s Y-chromosome … all over Asia! 8% of 2123 men from 16 Asian populations have closely related Y -chromosomes (the “star cluster”) whose Most Recent Common Ancestor lived 600 – 1300 (best guess = 860 – 10 ...
The Anguish of Embodiment
... impotency. Orgasm is a chthonic collapse of the self. Perhaps the pleasure in release is also pleasure in the release from gender. A man can dally in the feminizing experience of being taken by force. He allows himself to be uncertain. Another interesting implication: we’ve seen men like this in hom ...
... impotency. Orgasm is a chthonic collapse of the self. Perhaps the pleasure in release is also pleasure in the release from gender. A man can dally in the feminizing experience of being taken by force. He allows himself to be uncertain. Another interesting implication: we’ve seen men like this in hom ...
Gender - Forensic Consultation
... For instance, in nomadic societies of foodgathering people, there is little division of labor by sex. ...
... For instance, in nomadic societies of foodgathering people, there is little division of labor by sex. ...
The right precis - Medieval Christianity
... unclean priest could not do mass, which was celebrated everyday. (Medieval Christianity, ...
... unclean priest could not do mass, which was celebrated everyday. (Medieval Christianity, ...
Sexual Scripts
... especially your own and your partner’s. • Orientation toward sex based on pleasure rather than performance and orgasm. • Being involved in a relationship that allows each person’s sexuality to flourish. ...
... especially your own and your partner’s. • Orientation toward sex based on pleasure rather than performance and orgasm. • Being involved in a relationship that allows each person’s sexuality to flourish. ...
Issues of Sexuality In the Elderly
... As these two cases illustrate, sexuality remains a prominent part of the lives of older persons. Despite evidence to the contrary, many people believe that older adults do not or should not have sexual activity. In fact, if an older person is physically able and has a partner, sexual activity and sa ...
... As these two cases illustrate, sexuality remains a prominent part of the lives of older persons. Despite evidence to the contrary, many people believe that older adults do not or should not have sexual activity. In fact, if an older person is physically able and has a partner, sexual activity and sa ...
History of homosexuality
Societal attitudes towards same-sex relationships have varied over time and place, from expecting all males to engage in same-sex relationships, to casual integration, through acceptance, to seeing the practice as a minor sin, repressing it through law enforcement and judicial mechanisms, and to proscribing it under penalty of death.In a 1976 study, Gwen Broude and Sarah Greene compared attitudes towards and frequency of homosexuality in the ethnographic studies available in the Standard cross-cultural sample. They found that out of 42 communities: homosexuality was accepted or ignored in 9; 5 communities had no concept of homosexuality; 11 considered it undesirable but did not set punishments; and 17 strongly disapproved and punished. Of 70 communities, homosexuality was reported to be absent or rare in frequency in 41, and present or not uncommon in 29.It was frequent in ancient Greece. However, in later cultures influenced by Abrahamic religions, the law and the church established sodomy as a transgression against divine law or a crime against nature. Many historical figures, including Socrates, Lord Byron, Edward II, and Hadrian, have had terms such as gay or bisexual applied to them; some scholars, such as Michel Foucault, have regarded this as risking the anachronistic introduction of a contemporary social construct of sexuality foreign to their times, though others challenge this.A common thread of constructionist argument is that no one in antiquity or the Middle Ages experienced homosexuality as an exclusive, permanent, or defining mode of sexuality. John Boswell has countered this argument by citing ancient Greek writings by Plato, which describe individuals exhibiting exclusive homosexuality.