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Sexualities Identities, Behaviors, and Society

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01.01.2014

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Oxford University Press, USA

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704

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1291 g

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Englisch

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978-0-19-994423-1

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Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.01.2014

Verlag

Oxford University Press, USA

Seitenzahl

704

Maße (L/B/H)

23,5/19,1/3,7 cm

Gewicht

1291 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-994423-1

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  • * = INDICATES NEW TO THIS EDITION. ; INTRODUCTION ; PART ONE: THINKING ABOUT SEXUALITIES: THEORIES AND METHODS ; CHAPTER ONE: CLASSICAL INQUIRIES ; *BY THE NUMBERS: THE KINSEY CODE BOOK ; *1.1 CONCEPTUALIZING SEXUALITY. STEVI JACKSON AND SUE SCOTT ; 1.2 THE SOCIAL ORIGINS OF SEXUAL DEVELOPMENT. JOHN H. GAGNON AND WILLIAM SIMON ; *1.3 HOW TO GET VALID ANSWERS FROM SURVEY QUESTIONS. ANIRUDDA DAS AND EDWARD LAUMANN ; *1.4 THINKING CRITICALLY ABOUT STRIP CLUB RESEARCH. KATHERINE FRANK ; *PERSONAL VOICE: ON INTERVIEWING ABOUT SEX. TEELA SANDERS ; PART TWO: BECOMING SEXUAL ; CHAPTER TWO: CHILDHOOD SEXUAL SOCIALIZATION ; *BY THE NUMBERS: GENDER CONVERGENCE IN RATES OF SEXUAL ACTIVITY ; *2.1 PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDS: (DE)CONSTRUCTING YOUNG BOY'S HETEROSEXUAL MASCULINITIES. EMMA RENOLD ; *2.2 THE AMBIGUITY OF 'HAVING SEX': THE SUBJECTIVE EXPERIENCE OF VIRGINITY LOSS IN THE UNITED STATES. LAURA CARPENTER ; 2.3 DATING AND ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIPS AMONG GAY, LESBIAN, AND BISEXUAL YOUTHS. RITCH C. SAVIN-WILLIAMS ; *PERSONAL VOICE: MY FIRST TIME - HIM ; *PERSONAL VOICE: MY FIRST TIME - HER ; CHAPTER THREE: COLLEGIATE SEXUALITIES ; *BY THE NUMBERS: FOUR FACTOIDS ; 3.1 THE GENDER OF DESIRE: THE SEXUAL FANTASIES OF COLLEGE WOMEN AND MEN. MICHAEL KIMMEL AND REBECCA PLANTE ; *3.2 WORKING A YES OUT. PEGGY REEVES SANDAY ; *3.3 GENDER, AGENCY, AND SEXUAL DECISION-MAKING IN COLLEGIATE HOOKUPS. RACHEL KALISH ; *PERSONAL VOICE: A PERSONAL STORY ABOUT HOOKING UP ; CHAPTER FOUR: SEXUAL SOCIALIZATION THROUGH THE LIFE COURSE ; *BY THE NUMBERS: HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOUR SEX LIFE BEFORE AND AFTER YOU HAD CHILDREN? ; *4.1 SEXUAL EXPRESSION IN LATER LIFE: A REVIEW AND SYNTHESIS. JOHN DELAMATER ; *4.2 TRANSITIONS FROM HETEROSEXUALITY TO LESBIANISM: THE DISCURSIVE PRODUCTION OF LESBIAN IDENTITIES. CELIA KITZINGER AND SUE WILKINSON ; *4.3 RELATIONSHIPS, SEXUALITY AND ADJUSTMENT AMONG PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITY. GEORGE TALEPOROS AND MARITA MCCABE ; *PERSONAL VOICE: I HAD POLIO. I ALSO HAVE SEX. WINSTONE ZULU ; PART THREE: SEXUAL IDENTITIES ; CHAPTER FIVE: HETEROSEXUALITIES ; *BY THE NUMBERS: SEXUAL BEHAVIOR CHART ; 5.1 THE HETEROSEXUAL QUESTIONNAIRE. M. ROCHLIN ; *5.2 CRITIQUE OF COMPULSORY HETEROSEXUALITY. STEVEN SEIDMAN ; *5.3 THE NOT-SO-STRAIGHT PATH TO HETEROSEXUALITY: SEXUAL ORIENTATION QUESTIONING AMONG YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN. ELIZABETH MORGAN ; *BOX: THE INVENTION OF HETEROSEXUALITY. KATZ ; *PERSONAL VOICE: COMING OUT AS A STRAIGHT MAN. ADAM WARRINGTON ; *PERSONAL VOICE: COMING OUT. COREY BROWN ; CHAPTER SIX: LGBT IDENTITIES ; *BY THE NUMBERS: HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE LGBT? ; 6.1 LESBIAN IDENTITIES: CONCEPTS AND ISSUES. LAURA S. BROWN ; *6.2 TRANSGENDER YOUTH. ARNOLD GROSSMAN AND ANTHONY D'AUGELLI ; *6.3 THE GAY-FRIENDLY CLOSET. CHRISTINE WILLIAMS, PATTI GIUFFRE, AND KIRSTEN DILLINGER ; *BOX: LGBT: WHAT'S IN A NAMEELOR AN ACRONYM? ; *PERSONAL VOICE: TRANSGENDER DINOSAURS AND THE RISE OF THE GENDERQUEERS. RIKI WILCHINS ; *BOX: NINE STUPID MYTHS ABOUT BISEXUALS THAT WILL MAKE YOU LAUGH. ANNA PULLEY ; CHAPTER SEVEN: NON-NORMATIVE SEXUAL IDENTITIES AND <"OTHER>" SEXUAL IDENTITIES ; *BY THE NUMBERS: THE JANUS REPORT ; *7.1 THERE'S MORE TO LIFE THAN SEX? DIFFERENCE AND COMMONALITY WITHIN THE ASEXUAL COMMUNITY. MARK CARRIGAN ; *7.2 WHATEVER HAPPENED TO NON-MONOGAMIES? CRITICAL REFLECTIONS ON RECENT RESREARCH AND THEORY. MEG BARKER AND DARREN LANDRIDGE ; *7.3 IS PEDOPHILIA A SEXUAL ORIENTATION? MICHAEL SETO ; *PERSONAL VOICE: BDSM AS A SEXUAL ORIENTATION ; PART FOUR: PRACTICES AND POLITICS ; CHAPTER EIGHT: SEXUAL BEHAVIORS ; *BY THE NUMBERS: GENDER DIFFERENCES ; *8.1 THE LIVES AND VOICES OF HIGHLY SEXUAL WOMEN. ERIC BLUMBERG ; *8.2 DUDE SEX: WHITE MASCULINITIES AND 'AUTHENTIC' HETEROSEXUALITY AMONG DUDES WHO HAVE SEX WITH DUDES. JANE WARD ; 8.3 FAKING IT: THE STORY OF OHHH! CELIA ROBERTS, SUSAN KLIPPAX, CATHERINE WALDBY, AND JUNE CRAWFORD ; *PERSONAL VOICE: FIFTY SHADES OF GREY SEX CHANGED OUR LIVES FOR EVER ; CHAPTER NINE: TECHNOLOGIES NEW AND OLD ; *BY THE NUMBERS: SEX TOYS ; *9.1 CYBERSEXUALITY IN MMORPGS: VIRTUAL SEXUAL REVOLUTION UNTAPPED. ZEK CYPRESS VALKYRIE ; *9.2 AVERAGE JOES: MEN'S RELATIONSHIPS WITH MEDIA, REAL BODIES, AND SEXUALITY. DEBORAH SCHOOLER AND L. MONIQUE WARD ; *9.3 TWENTY-ONE MOVES GUARANTEED TO MAKE HIS THIGHS GO UP IN FLAMES: DEPICTIONS OF 'GREAT SEX' IN POPULAR MAGAZINES. A.DANA MENARD AND PEGGY J. KLEINPLATZ ; *BOX: HISTORY OF VIAGRA ; *PERSONAL VOICE: NO BODY IS 'DOING IT' ; CHAPTER TEN: SEX AS A GLOBAL COMMODITY ; *BY THE NUMBERS: BROTHEL FACTS ; *10.1 SEX WORK FOR THE MIDDLE CLASSES. ELIZABETH BERNSTEIN ; 10.2 FANTASY ISLANDS: EXPLORING THE DEMAND FOR SEX TOURISM. JULIA O'CONNELL DAVIDSON AND JACQUELINE SANCHEZ TAYLOR ; *10.3 HUMAN TRAFFICKING: GLOBALIZATION, EXPLOITATION, AND TRANSNATIONAL SOCIOLOGY. STEPHANIE A. LIMONCELLI ; *PERSONAL VOICE: MANIFESTO: PUMP ; *PERSONAL VOICE: I WAS TRAFFICKED ; CHAPTER ELEVEN: PORNOGRAPHY ; *BY THE NUMBERS: PORN DATA ; 11.1 PORNOGRAPHY AND MEDIA: TOWARDS A MORE CRITICAL ANALYSIS. GAIL DINES AND ROBERT JENSEN ; *11.2 PORNOGRAPHY, WOMEN, AND FEMINISM: BETWEEN PLEASURE AND POLITICS. KAREN CICLITIRA ; *11.3 PUTTING HYPERSEXUALITY TO WORK: BLACK WOMEN AND ILLICIT EROTICVISM IN PORNOGRAPHY. MIREILLE MILLER-YOUNG ; *PERSONAL VOICE: MANIFESTO. ERIKA LUST ; *PERSONAL VOICE: SHIRA TARRANT INTERVIEWS GAIL DINES ; CHAPTER TWELVE: SEXUAL VIOLENCE ; *BY THE NUMBERS: RAPE MYTHS AND FACTS ; *12.1 RAPE, RACISM AND THE MYTH OF THE BLACK RAPIST. ANGELA Y. DAVIS ; *12.2 MALE SEXUAL VICTIMIZATION EXAMINING MEN'S EXPERIENCES OF RAPE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT. KAREN WEISS ; *12.3 INVOLVING MEN IN EFFORTS TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN. MICHAEL FLOOD ; *BOX: WHAT IS SEXUAL ASSAULT? WALTER DEKESEREDY AND MARTIN SCHWARTZ ; *PERSONAL VOICE: FILMING MY RAPIST. NANCY SCHWARTZMAN ; *PERSONAL VOICE: HER JUSTICE IS MY JUSTICE. KATHERINE SCOTT NELSON ; CHAPTER THIRTEEN: SEX EDUCATION AND SEXUAL HEALTH ; *BY THE NUMBERS: HIV RATES ; *13.1 THEY THINK YOU SHOULDN'T BE HAVING SEX ANYWAY: YOUNG PEOPLE'S SUGGESTIONS FOR IMPROVING SEXUALITY EDUCATION CONTENT. LOUISA ALLEN ; *13.2 DAMAGED GOODS: WOMEN MANAGING THE STIGMA OF STDS. ADINA NACK ; *13.3 'GOING DOWN': ORAL SEX, IMAGINARY BODIES AND HIV. CELIA ROBERTS, SUSAN KIPPAX, MARY SPONGBERG AND JUNE CRAWFORD ; *PERSONAL VOICE: VARIOUS QUOTES ; *PERSONAL VOICE: HUGO SCHWYZER: <"I DON'T NEED TO KNOW IF YOU MASTURBATE>" ; *BOX: GOALS, VALUES, AND FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES ; INDEX