David Berry (Loughborough University, UK)
... of anarchism was profoundly disappointed that the author of such a ‘serious’ work could also have penned Un jeune homme excentrique.27 Indeed, Guérin’s readers seem to have always fallen into one of two kinds: “I have two publics: some people buy all my books on political and social questions, whils ...
... of anarchism was profoundly disappointed that the author of such a ‘serious’ work could also have penned Un jeune homme excentrique.27 Indeed, Guérin’s readers seem to have always fallen into one of two kinds: “I have two publics: some people buy all my books on political and social questions, whils ...
Does the Bible Regard Same-Sex Intercourse
... Despite some attempts at being evenhanded and holding a number of views congenial to a pro-complementarity stance, Powell inclines his presentation in favor of a modified pro-homosex position.2 As expressed in his article, Powell believes that, perhaps for “thousands” of homosexual Christians, the c ...
... Despite some attempts at being evenhanded and holding a number of views congenial to a pro-complementarity stance, Powell inclines his presentation in favor of a modified pro-homosex position.2 As expressed in his article, Powell believes that, perhaps for “thousands” of homosexual Christians, the c ...
Reconstructing Custom: The politics of homophobia in Vanuatu
... undeniably requires a transformation of kastoms, adapting behavioural standards defined under the second two modes of sexual contact to operate under the first. However, the question of why homosexuality is excluded from the (re)constructed custom remains. The constructors of custom are continually ...
... undeniably requires a transformation of kastoms, adapting behavioural standards defined under the second two modes of sexual contact to operate under the first. However, the question of why homosexuality is excluded from the (re)constructed custom remains. The constructors of custom are continually ...
Dismantling the Wall: Bisexuality and the Possibilities of Sexual
... own social prejudices. But what and who is walled in and walled out? To whom is this wall and its placement likely to give offense? The answers to these questions necessitate going behind our fathers' saying, "[g]ood fences make good neighbors." Animating this inquiry is the conviction that the soci ...
... own social prejudices. But what and who is walled in and walled out? To whom is this wall and its placement likely to give offense? The answers to these questions necessitate going behind our fathers' saying, "[g]ood fences make good neighbors." Animating this inquiry is the conviction that the soci ...
Fraternal Birth Order and the Maternal Immune Hypothesis of Male
... their sexual orientation to fraternal birth order. Inspection of Table 2 shows that this quantity must lie somewhere between 2 and 3 older brothers. In fact, it is almost exactly 2.5 (Cantor et al., in press). This means that, for men with 2.5 older brothers, older brothers equal all other causes of ...
... their sexual orientation to fraternal birth order. Inspection of Table 2 shows that this quantity must lie somewhere between 2 and 3 older brothers. In fact, it is almost exactly 2.5 (Cantor et al., in press). This means that, for men with 2.5 older brothers, older brothers equal all other causes of ...
Deviation and the Criminal Law - Northwestern University School of
... from congenital abnormality suggests that the answer lies in the hormonal composition of the body, but this view has not achieved any meaningful clinical substantiationY The bulk of modern theories concerning homosexual activity may be grouped together as "psychoanalytic." This school regards homose ...
... from congenital abnormality suggests that the answer lies in the hormonal composition of the body, but this view has not achieved any meaningful clinical substantiationY The bulk of modern theories concerning homosexual activity may be grouped together as "psychoanalytic." This school regards homose ...
Article - Vibrant – Virtual Brazilian Anthropology
... and her finding that there was indeed a relationship between male homosexuality and candomblé. Ruth Landes is not strictly speaking an example of Brazilian anthropology (however you like to define this rather vague and nationalistic term) and yet, like all successful ethnographers, she clearly bene ...
... and her finding that there was indeed a relationship between male homosexuality and candomblé. Ruth Landes is not strictly speaking an example of Brazilian anthropology (however you like to define this rather vague and nationalistic term) and yet, like all successful ethnographers, she clearly bene ...
Contemporary Moral Problems
... IT VIOLATES THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF AN ORGAN. THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS IS REPRODUCTION. TO USE THE ORGANS IN SERVICE OF ANY OTHER PURPOSE IS CONTRARY TO NATURE. ...
... IT VIOLATES THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF AN ORGAN. THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS IS REPRODUCTION. TO USE THE ORGANS IN SERVICE OF ANY OTHER PURPOSE IS CONTRARY TO NATURE. ...
an apologetic against homosexuality
... 1. Because the gods Zeus and Hercules engaged in homosexual activity with men, Greek 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 homose ...
... 1. Because the gods Zeus and Hercules engaged in homosexual activity with men, Greek 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 homose ...
Attraction and Sex Symbol of Males in the Eyes of Malaysian Male
... they are female in emotion but „trapped‟ in the male bodies. ...
... they are female in emotion but „trapped‟ in the male bodies. ...
English
... hetero/homosexual opposition and the consequent institution of new forms of labeling, stigmatization and marginalization. As MacRae points out, the debate over being essentially or contextually12 homosexual was one of the reasons the Somos/SP group finally fragmented (Id. Ib.:59). The group initiall ...
... hetero/homosexual opposition and the consequent institution of new forms of labeling, stigmatization and marginalization. As MacRae points out, the debate over being essentially or contextually12 homosexual was one of the reasons the Somos/SP group finally fragmented (Id. Ib.:59). The group initiall ...
What Causes Homosexuality?
... • In their analysis, Byne and Parsons point out that the evidence actually suggests an environmental rather than a genetic cause for homosexuality, arguing that “we must at least consider the possibility that the higher concordance rate for homosexuality in dizygotic twins compared with nontwin bio ...
... • In their analysis, Byne and Parsons point out that the evidence actually suggests an environmental rather than a genetic cause for homosexuality, arguing that “we must at least consider the possibility that the higher concordance rate for homosexuality in dizygotic twins compared with nontwin bio ...
Debating Homosexuality - Family Research Council
... the words “gay” or “lesbian” altogether. This is because the very words themselves tend to support the “gay identity” paradigm. To call someone “gay” or “lesbian” tends to imply that some people’s intrinsic, inborn, immutable identity is “gay” or “lesbian”—something which social conservatives believ ...
... the words “gay” or “lesbian” altogether. This is because the very words themselves tend to support the “gay identity” paradigm. To call someone “gay” or “lesbian” tends to imply that some people’s intrinsic, inborn, immutable identity is “gay” or “lesbian”—something which social conservatives believ ...
CONTENTS - Food for Your Soul
... Most Christians have no idea which people in their church struggle with strong temptations toward homosexuality. This is no surprise. If you struggled with that temptation would you tell anyone? Most Christians who struggle with this particular sin (and often other kinds of sexual sin) carry on the ...
... Most Christians have no idea which people in their church struggle with strong temptations toward homosexuality. This is no surprise. If you struggled with that temptation would you tell anyone? Most Christians who struggle with this particular sin (and often other kinds of sexual sin) carry on the ...
Chapter 11 Sexual Orientation
... Female sexuality is often more complex than male sexuality; it is not uncommon for lesbian and bisexual women to change their selfidentity; women’s sexual orientation has been described as more “fluid” than men’s. King, Human Sexuality Today, 5/e © 2005 by Prentice Hall ...
... Female sexuality is often more complex than male sexuality; it is not uncommon for lesbian and bisexual women to change their selfidentity; women’s sexual orientation has been described as more “fluid” than men’s. King, Human Sexuality Today, 5/e © 2005 by Prentice Hall ...
Gays, Lesbians, and Homophobia
... subculture support, they still experience stigma and issues of homophobia and social rejection. – The gay liberation movement has encouraged gay males to proclaim and defend their human rights, which overshadowed similar efforts by lesbians. • As a consequence, lesbians have turned to homosexual sub ...
... subculture support, they still experience stigma and issues of homophobia and social rejection. – The gay liberation movement has encouraged gay males to proclaim and defend their human rights, which overshadowed similar efforts by lesbians. • As a consequence, lesbians have turned to homosexual sub ...
Nature v nurture: is sexuality inherited
... “sex chromosomes” - referred to as X and Y, males normally being XY and females XX. A single gene (called “sex-determining region Y”, or SRY) on the human Y chromosome seems to act as a signal to set the developmental pathway towards maleness; other mammals use several genes on the Y chromosome for ...
... “sex chromosomes” - referred to as X and Y, males normally being XY and females XX. A single gene (called “sex-determining region Y”, or SRY) on the human Y chromosome seems to act as a signal to set the developmental pathway towards maleness; other mammals use several genes on the Y chromosome for ...
Homosexuality: A brief Study
... of ancient and modern times have been homosexuals, several of the greatest men among them (Plato, Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci etc.). It is a great injustice to persecute homosexuality as a crime, and cruelty too [...].' 7 Most psychoanalytic theories b stress the role of parental and family dyna ...
... of ancient and modern times have been homosexuals, several of the greatest men among them (Plato, Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci etc.). It is a great injustice to persecute homosexuality as a crime, and cruelty too [...].' 7 Most psychoanalytic theories b stress the role of parental and family dyna ...
doctrine survey - Institute of Biblical Studies
... In all, I received about 120 letters, many of which exemplified a bad game of Telephone: Some people complained about an anti-gay "article" PT had published; others referred to an anti-gay book I had published and people who weren't subscribers said they were dropping their subscriptions. Several wr ...
... In all, I received about 120 letters, many of which exemplified a bad game of Telephone: Some people complained about an anti-gay "article" PT had published; others referred to an anti-gay book I had published and people who weren't subscribers said they were dropping their subscriptions. Several wr ...
MS Word - Christian Counseling Resources
... In reality, homosexuality is a behavior. It is not something someone “has,” it is something that someone “does” In my clinical experience, homosexual behavior in males has always been linked to the presence of two factors in the person’s history. 1. A dominating (overly enmeshed) female (mother figu ...
... In reality, homosexuality is a behavior. It is not something someone “has,” it is something that someone “does” In my clinical experience, homosexual behavior in males has always been linked to the presence of two factors in the person’s history. 1. A dominating (overly enmeshed) female (mother figu ...
Slide 1
... – Dean Hamer, The Science of Desire, p. 82 • “We have not found the gene—which we don’t think exists—for sexual orientation” – Hamer in Neil Whitehead’s, My Genes Made Me Do It, 135 ...
... – Dean Hamer, The Science of Desire, p. 82 • “We have not found the gene—which we don’t think exists—for sexual orientation” – Hamer in Neil Whitehead’s, My Genes Made Me Do It, 135 ...
Homosexuality DOC
... begins in Leviticus, where intercourse between male homosexuals is a capital offence. "[A man] shall not lie with another man as [he would] with a woman, it is an abomination" (Leviticus 18:22). Thus Orthodoxy’s foundational beliefs concerning the Divinity of Torah and the authority of halachah (rec ...
... begins in Leviticus, where intercourse between male homosexuals is a capital offence. "[A man] shall not lie with another man as [he would] with a woman, it is an abomination" (Leviticus 18:22). Thus Orthodoxy’s foundational beliefs concerning the Divinity of Torah and the authority of halachah (rec ...
Biological Foundations of Sexuality
... Orientation: A Theory of Homosexuality-Heterosexuality,” Ellis, L. and Ames, M.A. Psychological Bulletin, 101:233-258 (1987). Sexual orientation in all mammals is primarily determined by the degree to which the nervous system is exposed to testosterone and certain other sex hormones during gestation ...
... Orientation: A Theory of Homosexuality-Heterosexuality,” Ellis, L. and Ames, M.A. Psychological Bulletin, 101:233-258 (1987). Sexual orientation in all mammals is primarily determined by the degree to which the nervous system is exposed to testosterone and certain other sex hormones during gestation ...
Soc 213 Social Deviance Bogart Test03m Makeup 11/20/02
... D. Sexual orientation is determined by biology; E. Sexual orientation is strongly related to being male or female (p. 238) 9m.Research has documented that children raised by gay parents ______: A. are much more likely to become gay themselves; B. Are no more likely than children with heterosexual pa ...
... D. Sexual orientation is determined by biology; E. Sexual orientation is strongly related to being male or female (p. 238) 9m.Research has documented that children raised by gay parents ______: A. are much more likely to become gay themselves; B. Are no more likely than children with heterosexual pa ...
Sexual Preference (book)
Sexual Preference: Its Development in Men and Women is a 1981 book about the development of sexual orientation by psychologist Alan P. Bell and sociologists Martin S. Weinberg and Sue Kiefer Hammersmith, a publication of the Institute for Sex Research. Together with its separately published Statistical Appendix, Sexual Preference was the culmination of a series of books including Homosexuality: An Annotated Bibliography (1972) and Homosexualities: A Study of Diversity Among Men and Women (1978), both authored jointly by Bell and Weinberg. Based on interviews with subjects in the San Francisco Bay Area, Bell, Weinberg and Hammersmith found almost no correlation between early family experience and adult sexual orientation and therefore concluded that heterosexuality and homosexuality have a biological basis. Though Sexual Preference is one of the most frequently cited retrospective studies relating to sexual orientation, its authors' conclusions and methodology have been criticized on numerous grounds, including their reliance upon path analysis and the difficulty and potential unreliability of adult recall of childhood feeling.