Sexualities: Identities, Behaviors, and Society Book

Pt. 1	Introduction to sexualities	1
Ch. 1	Classical inquiries	3
	Femininity	4
	A system of psychology of sexual life	11
	Analysis of the sexual impulse	15
	Learning to masturbate	20
	The sexual response cycle	24
	The social origins of sexual development	29
Ch. 2	Contemporary interrogations	38
	The five sexes : why male and female are not enough	39
	'Homosexual' and 'heterosexual' : questioning the terms	44
	Asking questions about sex	46
	Historical, scientific, clinical and feminist criticisms of 'the human sexual response cycle' model	52
	Creating good-looking genitals in the service of gender	64
Pt. 2	Sexual identities	71
Ch. 3	Becoming sexual	73
	Sexuality and gender in children's daily worlds	74
	Doing desire : adolescent girls' struggles for/with sexuality	87
	High-schoolers' masturbatory practices : their relationship to sexual intercourse and personal characteristics	99
	Asian-American adolescents : issues in the expression of sexuality	106
	Dating and romantic relationships among gay, lesbian, and bisexual youths	113
Ch. 4	Sexual identities and sexual behaviors	123
	The gender of desire: the sexual fantasies of college women and men	123
	The heterosexual questionnaire	136
	Navigating sex, sexuality, and Christian values	137
	Casual sex on spring break : intentions and behaviors of Canadian students	144
	Influences of culture on Asian Americans' sexuality	159
Ch. 5	Same-sex sexualities	170
	Lesbian identities : concepts and issues	171
	Beyond the closet? : the changing social meaning of homosexuality in the United States	184
	Gay and lesbian relationships	200
	Two many and not enough : the meanings of bisexual identities	216
	Coming out and crossing over : identity formation and proclamation in an transgender community	230
	The M/F boxes	250
Pt. 3	Sexual behaviors	255
Ch. 6	Variations and adaptations	257
	Sadomasochistically oriented behavior : diversity of practice and meaning	258
	Faking it : The story of 'ohh!'	266
	Characteristics of vibrator use among women	275
	Sexuality in cyberspace : update for the 21st century	285
Ch. 7	Sex as a global commodity	299
	The production of identity and the negotiation of intimacy in a 'gentleman's club'	300
	Prostitution and Fellatio	310
	'The worst thing is the screwing' (1) : consumption and the management of identity in sex work	317
	Fantasy islands : exploring the demand for sex tourism	331
Ch. 8	Pornography	342
	Sexual violence in three pornographic media : towards a sociological explanation	343
	Internet pornography : a social psychological perspective on internet sexuality	354
	Pornography and media : towards a more critical analysis	369
	Creating a scene : the work of performing sex	380
Pt. 4	Sexuality as politics	391
Ch. 9	Sexual violence	393
	College women's fears and precautionary behaviors relating to acquaintance rape and stranger rape	394
	Sexual terrorism	409
	Raped : a male survivor breaks his silence	424
	Rape-prone versus rape-free campus cultures	428
Ch. 10	Sex education and sexual health	438
	No-sex education : from 'chastity' to 'abstinence'	438
	Educational sex videos : what are they teaching?	456
	Sexuality and subversion : university peer sexuality educators and the possibilities for change	460
	Sexuality, culture, and power in HIV/AIDS research	467
	Index	479