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    and emphasize the essential sameness of all people regardless of sex, liberal feminists fail to critique the basic assumptions of the avocado idea of the self. Critics of liberal feminism acknowledge the importance of political, legal, economic, and educational equality, but also recognize that liberal feminism erases sexual difference altogether. Simone de Beauvoir is an important critic of liberal feminism, and her book The Second Sex is arguably the most important feminist treatise of the…

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    Aggressive behaviour is universal in humans and animals, and can provide the aggressor with many biological advantages. These may include gaining access to resources, securing mates, and self-protection. Aggression may also provide social advantages for the aggressor, such as helping to achieve a higher social standing in peer groups. From an evolutionary perspective, some degree of aggression is critical to the survival and reproduction of a species. Aggressive behaviour may be categorized as…

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    to accept life as being sad and painful…. That’s all.” – Tapasi. The 2004 documentary, Born Into Brothels, shows viewers the lives of children born to sex workers. The film takes place in the brothels of Calcutta (now known as Kolkata), India also known as the red light district. Zana Briski unsuccessfully attempted to photograph the lives of sex workers due to being unable to obtain permission to do so. She did the next best thing by teaching the children of the red light district about…

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    Human Sexual Orientation

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    The model showed that some women could become attracted to the same sex if they keep having positive same-gender experiences with that person. More attention to affection bonding process may help us understand sexual orientation better, Diamond concluded. She thought that more attention to these processes would help us understand how and why people show separate patterns of desires, and love for same-gender and other gender partners over their lifetime. (2003) Dr. Doreen Kimura (1996) thought…

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    Sex Horizon Guide

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    Sex: A Horizon Guide, a documentary directed by Michael Duffy and released September 11, 2013, discusses the importance of science in the development of the human’s understanding of human sexuality and the technology helping those with problems relating to sex, such as erectile dysfunction, STIs, gender dysphoria, infertility, and unwanted pregnancies. Overall, I was impressed with the role science has played in developing medicine and other technologies that most take for granted today, but…

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    Sex Trafficking North and South America: A Comparison Human trafficking has existed for years and is considered one of the largest and most complex global human rights problem that is also linked to economic, social, and psychological impacts (Reid, 2012). Particularly, sex trafficking is rampant in both developed and developing nations, with different patterns witnessed in these countries. Factors associated with these trends include wealth distribution, demographics, legislation, and a myriad…

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    to a degree due to their reproductive systems, while men were associated with culture. This is why nature compared to culture is considered mediocre, which accounts for the hierarchical relations between men and women (Lorber 1991, pp. 102-103). Sex then, as far as concerned, within the terms of western discourse, is something that distinguishes…

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    Sex, gender and sexuality have been heated and controversial topics in both social science and anthropology. With the development of society, new problems and issues, in conjunction with existent ones, cause confusions in human beings ' ultimate understanding about the topics. This essay aims to explore the reasons and drivers behind two issues related to the topic of sexuality, based on a social science related perspective. The first part of the essay attempts to discuss the concept of social…

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    the meaning of sex. In Judith Lorber’s “Night to His Day: The Social Construction of Gender”, she had tried to explain, academically, what gender is. The discussion in this paper is about the basis of gender construction and its process of enlargement throughout time. Is it nature or nurture? “Night to His Day” is a relevant discussion for my hypothesis in that it elucidates the gender behavior in societies and how it is managed into everyday life. Throughout history, we, as human, recognize…

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    #1.) There are many ways that gender can be defined and experienced. In our first class discussion, we examined how gender can be an identity, expression, expectation, and an attribution. Kate Bornstein addressed these terms in “Gender Outlaw. We identify with (or in some cases totally reject) social gender categories like “man” or “woman.” Gender expression is how we “do gender.” It is a behavior. In relation to expression, gender expectations are the culturally outlined “oughts and shoulds” of…

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