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Sex is not a natural act : and other essays

Author
Tiefer, Leonore.
Title
Sex is not a natural act : and other essays / Leonore Tiefer.
Format
Book
Published
Boulder, Colo. : Westview Press, 1995.
Description
xvi, 232 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Series
Psychology, gender, and theory
Notes
Includes bibliographical references and index. Copy 2 is paperbound.
Contents
  • "Am I normal?" The question of sex
  • Social constructionism and the study of human sexuality
  • Sexual biology and the symbolism of the natural
  • Historical, scientific, clinical, and feminist criticisms of "the Human Sexual Response Cycle" model
  • Applications of social constructionism to research on gender and sexuality
  • Six months at the Daily News
  • The kiss
  • Advice to the lovelorn
  • An activist in sexology
  • Gender and meaning in the nomenclature of sexual dysfunctions
  • Deconstructing prefeminist sexuality research
  • The feminist revolution and sexuality
  • Feminisms and pornographies
  • Some harms to women of restrictions on sexually related expression
  • Sexism in sex therapy: whose idea is "sensate" focus?
  • In pursuit of the perfect penis: the medicalization of male sexuality
  • The medicalization of impotence: normalizing phallocentrism
  • Might premature ejaculation be a physical disorder? The perfect penis takes a giant step forward
  • Three crises facing sexology
  • New perspectives in sexology: from rigor (mortis) to richness
  • Women's sexuality: not a matter of health
  • Sex is not a natural act: the next phase.
Summary
Collection of the author's essays includes popular as well as professional writings and lectures on the social construction of sexuality.
Kinsey subjects
Sex behavior research--Adult. Sex attitudes--Adult.
ISBN
0813316588

Holdings

Library
Blmgtn - Kinsey Institute Library (by appointment only)
Call Number
522 T35 s4 1995
Location
Auxiliary Library Facility - Kinsey Institute
Library
Blmgtn - Kinsey Institute Library (by appointment only)
Call Number
522 T35 s4 1995
Location
Auxiliary Library Facility - Kinsey Institute