Sexual Orientation and Military Service
... behaviors are ubiquitous among human societies, modern notions of homosexuality and heterosexuality, and indeed the very concept of sexual orientation, have developed only since the latter part of the 19th century. It is not surprising, then, that religious and secular authorities traditionally soug ...
... behaviors are ubiquitous among human societies, modern notions of homosexuality and heterosexuality, and indeed the very concept of sexual orientation, have developed only since the latter part of the 19th century. It is not surprising, then, that religious and secular authorities traditionally soug ...
Bibliography of Contemporary Orthodox Responses to
... We may be called upon to defend the Torah's approach in class, or -- more significantly -- we may be approached for counseling by a student involved in a personal struggle. Fortunately, much has been written on the subject in recent years. In this bibliography of over sixty articles, about half have ...
... We may be called upon to defend the Torah's approach in class, or -- more significantly -- we may be approached for counseling by a student involved in a personal struggle. Fortunately, much has been written on the subject in recent years. In this bibliography of over sixty articles, about half have ...
General Studies
... The Cultural Construction of Sexuality illustrates the argument that sexuality is not a `thing in itself', but a concept that can only be understood with reference to economic, political and social factors. Crompton, Louis. Homosexuality and Civilization. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University, 2003. How ...
... The Cultural Construction of Sexuality illustrates the argument that sexuality is not a `thing in itself', but a concept that can only be understood with reference to economic, political and social factors. Crompton, Louis. Homosexuality and Civilization. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University, 2003. How ...
Šablona -- Diplomová práce
... Heterosexual speech is commonly termed as ‘gender appropriate speech’ and nonheterosexual speech as ‘gender inappropriate speech’. According to Cameron and Kulick (2003, 51), it is axiomatically supposed that lesbians will talk like men and gay men will speak like women. However, it exists the tende ...
... Heterosexual speech is commonly termed as ‘gender appropriate speech’ and nonheterosexual speech as ‘gender inappropriate speech’. According to Cameron and Kulick (2003, 51), it is axiomatically supposed that lesbians will talk like men and gay men will speak like women. However, it exists the tende ...
When the Global and the Local Collide: Gay Identity in Brazil and
... D’Emilio as they trace the emergence of gay communities in Western society. Homosexuality without a doubt exists throughout the world from global cities such as London, New York, and Sydney, to tribal societies such as the Sambia in New Guinea (Herdt 1999). But the ‘gay’ label and the meanings attac ...
... D’Emilio as they trace the emergence of gay communities in Western society. Homosexuality without a doubt exists throughout the world from global cities such as London, New York, and Sydney, to tribal societies such as the Sambia in New Guinea (Herdt 1999). But the ‘gay’ label and the meanings attac ...
Homosexuality and the American Left
... Stonewall merits attention despite—perhaps also because of—the waning of interest in revolutionary ideologies in the wake of the collapse of Stalinism, not to mention the eclipse of a radical vision by bland assimilationism in the gay movement. Stonewall fostered optimism, discovery of self, disdain ...
... Stonewall merits attention despite—perhaps also because of—the waning of interest in revolutionary ideologies in the wake of the collapse of Stalinism, not to mention the eclipse of a radical vision by bland assimilationism in the gay movement. Stonewall fostered optimism, discovery of self, disdain ...
GREEK "HOMOSEXUALI1Y": WinTHER THE DEBATE?
... Few (if any) scholars today who participate in the theoretical controversy concerning "essentialism I constructionism" would call themselves "essentialists". The ideal "strict essentialist" (as portrayed by constructionists) often reflects unconsidered popular sentiment rather than substantial schol ...
... Few (if any) scholars today who participate in the theoretical controversy concerning "essentialism I constructionism" would call themselves "essentialists". The ideal "strict essentialist" (as portrayed by constructionists) often reflects unconsidered popular sentiment rather than substantial schol ...
Homosexual "Marriage"
... transmission of AIDS to boys via these molesters, to date we have found no activist attempt to expose or “out” these men. Finally, while 80% of Advocate respondents said they would give up sex for love, based on the self-report data there is a fundament difference between what love is for heterosexu ...
... transmission of AIDS to boys via these molesters, to date we have found no activist attempt to expose or “out” these men. Finally, while 80% of Advocate respondents said they would give up sex for love, based on the self-report data there is a fundament difference between what love is for heterosexu ...
"Are you a boy or a girl?" : (hetero)sexism and verbal hostility
... homophobia is more familiar and is often used to denote the same phenomena. As I have been listening, transcribing and analysing these interview recordings over the last twelve months I have watched the size of the file labelled ‘Verbal Hostility’ gradually expand in size. It is now only second in s ...
... homophobia is more familiar and is often used to denote the same phenomena. As I have been listening, transcribing and analysing these interview recordings over the last twelve months I have watched the size of the file labelled ‘Verbal Hostility’ gradually expand in size. It is now only second in s ...
Contemporary Moral Problems
... MILL’S HARM PRINCIPLE “IF ALL MANKIND MINUS ONE WERE OF ONE OPINION, AND ONLY ONE PERSON WERE OF THE CONTRARY OPINION, MANKIND WOULD BE NO MORE JUSTIFIED IN SILENCING THAT ONE PERSON THAN HE, IF HE HAD THE POWER, WOULD BE JUSTIFIED IN SILENCING MANKIND.” ...
... MILL’S HARM PRINCIPLE “IF ALL MANKIND MINUS ONE WERE OF ONE OPINION, AND ONLY ONE PERSON WERE OF THE CONTRARY OPINION, MANKIND WOULD BE NO MORE JUSTIFIED IN SILENCING THAT ONE PERSON THAN HE, IF HE HAD THE POWER, WOULD BE JUSTIFIED IN SILENCING MANKIND.” ...
Carl Wittman`s Unfortunate Choice Between
... Wittman divided this section into “what sex is,” “objectification,” “positions and roles,” “chickens and studs,” and “perversion.” While the primary tone of the manifesto is clear and pointed, the section on what sex is becomes overly sentimental and flowery. “I like to think of good sex in terms of ...
... Wittman divided this section into “what sex is,” “objectification,” “positions and roles,” “chickens and studs,” and “perversion.” While the primary tone of the manifesto is clear and pointed, the section on what sex is becomes overly sentimental and flowery. “I like to think of good sex in terms of ...
Deviation and the Criminal Law - Northwestern University School of
... and Police Science. In September, 1962, he served as a delegate to the White House Conference on Narcotic and Drug Abuse. In the following article, Mr. Cantor examines the question, should American criminal law prohibit the private, consensual, homosexual acts of adults? What are the nature, extent, ...
... and Police Science. In September, 1962, he served as a delegate to the White House Conference on Narcotic and Drug Abuse. In the following article, Mr. Cantor examines the question, should American criminal law prohibit the private, consensual, homosexual acts of adults? What are the nature, extent, ...
Homosexuality in “Traditional” Sub-Saharan Africa
... total, and, historically, women have been monopolized in harems, where, rarely visited, albeit closely watched by eunuchs, they almost certainly turned to each other. Being neither literate nor of much interest to those who were, there are few traces of what harem life was like for women. Although I ...
... total, and, historically, women have been monopolized in harems, where, rarely visited, albeit closely watched by eunuchs, they almost certainly turned to each other. Being neither literate nor of much interest to those who were, there are few traces of what harem life was like for women. Although I ...
What Causes Homosexuality?
... • If homosexuality were a trait determined entirely by a person’s genes, one would expect 100 percent of the identical (monozygotic or MZ) twins of homosexuals to also be homosexual. Yet this is not the case; indeed, “what is most intriguing” about the twins studies to Byne and Parsons “is the larg ...
... • If homosexuality were a trait determined entirely by a person’s genes, one would expect 100 percent of the identical (monozygotic or MZ) twins of homosexuals to also be homosexual. Yet this is not the case; indeed, “what is most intriguing” about the twins studies to Byne and Parsons “is the larg ...
- Surrey Research Insight Open Access
... feelings: Radical approaches to counselling sex, sexualities and genders (pp.125140). London: Routledge. Peter Hegarty, University of Surrey, Guildford, UK. In some very important ways, the task of writing a chapter on queer methodologies is doomed to failure; the two words of my title are reluctant ...
... feelings: Radical approaches to counselling sex, sexualities and genders (pp.125140). London: Routledge. Peter Hegarty, University of Surrey, Guildford, UK. In some very important ways, the task of writing a chapter on queer methodologies is doomed to failure; the two words of my title are reluctant ...
Modernization and the Semi-Periphery: Western
... expectation that they will enter into heteronormative relationships despite their inclinations otherwise (Crompton 443; Hawkins 36; DiStefano 1429). This occurs in spite of the recent legalization of same-sex marriage in Japan, implying a lingering sense of underlying reluctance to accept what is co ...
... expectation that they will enter into heteronormative relationships despite their inclinations otherwise (Crompton 443; Hawkins 36; DiStefano 1429). This occurs in spite of the recent legalization of same-sex marriage in Japan, implying a lingering sense of underlying reluctance to accept what is co ...
Philosophy 220
... Because of this, NLT is a value-based moral theory, one that focuses our attention on the value of the intrinsic characteristics of human nature highlighted by the specific version of NLT that is employed. ...
... Because of this, NLT is a value-based moral theory, one that focuses our attention on the value of the intrinsic characteristics of human nature highlighted by the specific version of NLT that is employed. ...
Winter, 2007/8 - American Sociological Association
... ever before, sociology has yet to undergo a paradigm shift—a fact that may be as true today as it was thirteen years ago, when Ken Plummer and I lamented sociology’s “missing sexual revolution”. Perhaps its because sociologists are no different from most people: they harbor a great deal of shame ab ...
... ever before, sociology has yet to undergo a paradigm shift—a fact that may be as true today as it was thirteen years ago, when Ken Plummer and I lamented sociology’s “missing sexual revolution”. Perhaps its because sociologists are no different from most people: they harbor a great deal of shame ab ...
an apologetic against homosexuality
... men felt justified in pursuing it. Aren’t these myths?!? 2. In fact, some have noted that the earliest accounts of homosexual behavior seem to be found in ancient pagan religious practices, which incorporated homosexuality into the worhsip of certain gods.4 E. Therefore, it should not be considered ...
... men felt justified in pursuing it. Aren’t these myths?!? 2. In fact, some have noted that the earliest accounts of homosexual behavior seem to be found in ancient pagan religious practices, which incorporated homosexuality into the worhsip of certain gods.4 E. Therefore, it should not be considered ...
English
... national identity understood as non-western and often marked by the appearance of the exotic and/or by backwardness. Before we begin however, we must emphasize that even though we recognize the “orientalizing” effects of this operation, our analysis is not simply an attempt to achieve “Western” sta ...
... national identity understood as non-western and often marked by the appearance of the exotic and/or by backwardness. Before we begin however, we must emphasize that even though we recognize the “orientalizing” effects of this operation, our analysis is not simply an attempt to achieve “Western” sta ...
New York City - GLBTQ Archive
... passed as men. One of the most famous passing women in New York history was Murray Hall, who lived as man for more than a quarter of a century. Hall, a prominent politician, had been twice married to women, neither of whom revealed her secret. After she died--from breast cancer--the New York Times, ...
... passed as men. One of the most famous passing women in New York history was Murray Hall, who lived as man for more than a quarter of a century. Hall, a prominent politician, had been twice married to women, neither of whom revealed her secret. After she died--from breast cancer--the New York Times, ...
CONTENTS - Food for Your Soul
... because I have so many secrets. I guess I’m paying the price for my sin … I know I deserve it. My path led me into deep and very dark sorrow (though mostly after repentance). When will the light come? I feel like I might not last. Can you maybe pray for me in the next couple of days? I feel so low I ...
... because I have so many secrets. I guess I’m paying the price for my sin … I know I deserve it. My path led me into deep and very dark sorrow (though mostly after repentance). When will the light come? I feel like I might not last. Can you maybe pray for me in the next couple of days? I feel so low I ...
Homosexuality in World Religions
... People of the third sex are also classified under a larger social category known as the “neutral gender.” Its members are called napumsaka, or “those who do not engage in procreation.” There are five different types of napumsaka people: (1) children; (2) the elderly; (3) neuters; (4) the celibate, a ...
... People of the third sex are also classified under a larger social category known as the “neutral gender.” Its members are called napumsaka, or “those who do not engage in procreation.” There are five different types of napumsaka people: (1) children; (2) the elderly; (3) neuters; (4) the celibate, a ...
The Sociology of Human Sexuality
... individual’s fitness that it has contained in the genes inside its own body and the copies of these genes contained in the bodies of all of its relatives. An individual’s inclusive fitness can be maximized by natural selection, by sexual selection, or by both. Natural selection operates on the capac ...
... individual’s fitness that it has contained in the genes inside its own body and the copies of these genes contained in the bodies of all of its relatives. An individual’s inclusive fitness can be maximized by natural selection, by sexual selection, or by both. Natural selection operates on the capac ...
Bugger Off: Exploring legal, ethical, and religious aspects of sodomy
... to discuss sex, politics, or religion. Since beliefs about these subjects are central to our sense of personal identity, we rush to defend ourselves when they are challenged. All three areas are tightly intertwined in any discussion of sodomy. Not surprisingly, therefore, the topic is volatile. Atti ...
... to discuss sex, politics, or religion. Since beliefs about these subjects are central to our sense of personal identity, we rush to defend ourselves when they are challenged. All three areas are tightly intertwined in any discussion of sodomy. Not surprisingly, therefore, the topic is volatile. Atti ...