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PART 1. Biology, Behavior, and Human Sexuality
ISSUE 1. Should We Accept Alternatives to Monogamy?
YES: Deborah Anapol, from "Monogamy: A Debate," Free Spirit
NO: John Gray, from "Monogamy: A Debate," Free Spirit
ISSUE 2. Is Male Homosexuality Biologically Influenced?
YES: Simon LeVay and Dean H. Hamer, from "Evidence for a Biological Influence in Male Homosexuality," Scientific American
NO: William Byne, from "The Biological Evidence Challenged," Scientific American
ISSUE 3. Is the Model of Normal and Vandalized Gendermaps/Lovemaps Biased?
YES: Pat Califia, from Sex Changes: The Politics of Transgenderism
NO: John Money, from "An Interview With John Money," Omni
ISSUE 4. Should Society Recognize Two Kinds of Marriage?
YES: James Carville, from "It'll Make You Think Twice: Louisiana's Conservative New 'Covenant Marriage' Law Ain't More Than Half Bad," Salon Magazine
NO: Peter D. Kramer, from "Divorce and Our National Values," The New York Times
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Taeryang Ha
reviewed Taking sides on August 06, 2013
Taking sides
3.5 // first chapters offer a great overview of feminist work on heterosexual romantic and sexual relationships: very clear and coherent. but segal's own ideas offer no real solution from the struggles that come almost necessarily with a heterosexual relationship.
"except for the games with power - 'power' being culturally symbolised as 'phallic' and 'masculine' - there seems litle reason to see the pleasures and risks of desire outlined here as either distinctively 'feminine' or heterosexual'."
yeah sure, there's little reason, but we do it anyway, that's the very problem. bit disappointed with this but the first bit was solid and a worthwhile read.
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