Sex Matters The Sexuality and Society Reader 5th Edition by Mindy Strombler, Dawn Baunach, Wendy Simonds, Elroi Windsor, Elisabeth Burgess 0393623580 9780393623581

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ISBN 10: 0393623580 

ISBN 13: 9780393623581

Author: Mindy Strombler; Dawn M Baunach; Wendy Simonds; Elroi J Windsor; Elisabeth O Burgess

A sex-positive reader that presents sex as a social issue This popular reader has a strong sociological focus, highlighting the ways that social institutions—and the individuals within them—shape our understanding of sexuality and influence our behaviors, attitudes, and identities. The readings, 50 percent of which are new to the Fifth Edition, cover a diverse range of sexual experiences, including new pieces on asexuality, online porn, and PrEP for HIV prevention. The editors mix qualitative and quantitative empirical pieces, sexual narratives, and articles from the popular press.

Table of contents:

CHAPTER 1: Categorizing Sex

Spotlight on Research: An Interview with Marysol Asencio

1. Are We Having Sex Now or What?

Box: How Do Heterosexual Undergraduate Students Define Having Sex?

2. “Bringing Intersexy Back”? Intersexuals and Sexual Satisfaction

3. The Perils and Pleasures of Sex for Trans People

4. I Am Gay—But I Wasn’t Born This Way

Box: Queer: Identity and Praxis

5. Bud-Sex: Constructing Normative Masculinity among Rural Straight Men That Have Sex with Men

Box: Bisexuality and Bi Identity

6. “Straight Girls Kissing”? Understanding Same-Gender Sexuality beyond the Elite College Campus

Box: Sexual Orientation versus Behavior—Different for Men and Women?

CHAPTER 2: Investigating Sexuality

Spotlight on Research: An Interview with Mignon R. Moore

7. Alfred Kinsey and the Kinsey Report

8. Large-ScaleSex: Methods, Challenges, and Findings of Nationally Representative Sex Research

Box: Doing It Differently: Women’s and Men’s Estimates of Their Number of Lifetime Sexual Partne

9. Racism and Research: The Case of the Tuskegee Syphilis Study

10. Sexing Up the Subject: Methodological Nuances in Researching the Female Sex Industry

Box: Funding Sex Research

CHAPTER 3: Representing Sex

Spotlight on Research: An Interview with Joshua Gamson

11. Sexy Like a Girl and Horny Like a Boy: Contemporary Gay “Western” Narratives about Gay “As

12. What Teenagers Are Learning from Online Porn

Box: Virtual Reality Gets Naughty

13. Race and Masculinity in Gay Porn

14. Out of Line: The Sexy Femmegimp Politics of Flaunting It!

15. Constructing Victims: The Erasure of Women’s Resistance to Sexual Assault

CHAPTER 4: Learning about Sex

Spotlight on Research: An Interview with Jessica Fields

16. The Death of the Stork: Sex Education Resources for Children and Parents

Box: Sex-PositiveParenting, or We Don’t Touch Our Vulvas at the Table

17. Talking to Teens about Sex: Parent–Adolescent Communication about Sex and Sexuality

Box: Let’s Talk about Sex: How Parents of Color Communicate with Teens

18. Conflicted Identification in the Sex Education Classroom

Box: The Case for Starting Sex Education in Kindergarten

19. LGBTQ Youth Need Inclusive Sex Education

Box: Disability and Sexuality Myth-Busting: Non-normative Sex Liberates Us All

20. Sex, Love, and Autonomy in the Teenage Sleepover

21. “Put Me In, Coach, I’m Ready to Play”: Sexuality Education for Adults at Good Vibrations

CHAPTER 5: Sexual Bodies

Spotlight on Research: An Interview with Leonore Tiefer

22. The G-Spot and Other Mysteries

23. Female Genital Mutilation and Male Circumcision: Toward an Autonomy-Based Ethical Framework

24. The Politics of Acculturation: Female Genital Cutting

25. “When There’s No Underbrush the Tree Looks Taller”: A Discourse Analysis of Men’s Online

26. “Basically, It’s Sorcery for Your Vagina”: Unpacking Western Representations of Vaginal St

27. Human Nature: On Fat Sexual Identity and Agency

CHAPTER 6: Sexual Practices

Spotlight on Research: An Interview with Michael Reece

28. The Pursuit of Sexual Pleasure

Box: Teen Sex in the United States

29. God’s Case for Sex

30. A Qualitative Exploration of the “Coming Out” Process for Asexual Individuals

31. Adventures with the “Plastic Man”: Sex Toys, Compulsory Heterosexuality, and the Politics of

Box: Grandma Does WHAT!?: Perceptions about Older Adults and Sex

32. A Sexual Culture for Disabled People

33. Becoming a Practitioner: The Biopolitics of BDSM

34. The Privilege of Perversities: Race, Class, and Education among Polyamorists and Kinksters

CHAPTER 7: Sexual Health

Spotlight on Research: An Interview with Héctor Carrillo

35. Secondary Prevention of Sexually Transmitted Infections: Treating the Couple and Community

Box: STDs at Record High

36. Venereal Disease: Sin versus Science

Box: HIV among People Aged 50 and Over

37. Damaged Goods: Women Managing the Stigma of STDs

Box: HPV and Vaccines

38. “Proper Sex without Annoying Things”: Anti-condom Discourse and the “Nature” of (Hetero)

39. PrEP for HIV Prevention: Community Controversy and Generational Sexualities

40. America’s Hidden HIV Epidemic

CHAPTER 8: Social Control

Spotlight on Research: An Interview with Amin Ghaziani

41. The New Pariahs: Sex, Crime, and Punishment in America

Box: Too Young to Consent?

42. Sick Sex

43. Birthright: A History of Planned Parenthood

Box: From Contraception to Abortion: A Moral Continuum

Box: Choice or Coercion? Abortion and Black Women

44. No Brokeback for Black Men: Pathologizing Black Male (Homo)sexuality through Down Low Discourse

45. Unequal Pleasures

46. “How You Bully a Girl”: Sexual Drama and the Negotiation of Gendered Sexuality in High Schoo

47. Out in the Country

Box: LGBTQ Politics in America: An Abbreviated History

48. “How Could You Do This to Me?” How Lesbian, Bisexual, and Queer Latinas Negotiate Sexual Ide

CHAPTER 9: Sexual Violence

Spotlight on Research: An Interview with Kevin Swartout

49. “I Wasn’t Raped, but . . .”: Revisiting Definitional Problems in Sexual Victimization

50. Rampant or Rare? The Conundrum of Quantifying Rape and Sexual Assault on College Campuses and Be

Box: I Was Raped by a Woman

51. The Rape-Prone Culture of Academic Contexts: Fraternities and Athletics

Box: Sexual Coercion among Athletes

52. The Sexual Victimization of Men in America: New Data Challenge Old Assumptions

53. Everything You Need to Know about Consent That You Never Learned in Sex Ed

Box: Sex Workers Don’t Deserve to Be Raped

54. Rape and War: Fighting Men and Comfort Women

CHAPTER 10: Commercial Sex

Spotlight on Research: An Interview with Kari Lerum

55. What Male-for-Male Internet Escorts Say about What They Do

56. Can We “Cure” the Men Who Pay for Sex?

Box: Strip Clubs and Their Regulars

57. Overcome: The Money Shot in Pornography and Prostitution

58. Autonomy and Consent in Sex Work

59. Performing without a Net? Safer Sex in Porn

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