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    under the purview of a paradigm first proposed by Helene Cixous; the paradigm she dubs “writing the body” (Cixous 340). Indeed, under the purview of this paradigm, Orlando’s text can be understood as one that roguishly and playfully evades the reproduction of the discursive and dichotomous regimes of identity that have long informed western ontology, by paradoxically renegotiating their meaning and bringing into view the weight they cast on the gender queer body, that is rendered incoherent by…

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    It can be examined throughout American culture, that we as a society place high value on the relationship between how much pornography an individual watches and their personal sexual encounters. These frequencies include, but are not limited to, what kind of sexual fantasies an individual may prefer, the amount of sexual partners they may have, and whether the association varies by gender. This topic is vital to both research and examine as sex in the United States is often taught to be a…

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    filmmaking, sex has been a heavily debated topic, both on and off the screen. In the early 1970s, a kiss on screen or the mention of a sexual activity would be enough to convince parents to keep their children away. Not half a decade later, though, sexual acts were being displayed on camera for all to see, demonstrating a rapid progression in the acceptance of sexual acts over time in the film industry. Over time, a change has occurred in the regulation of content of American movies, signaling…

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    Normal, in which she explains the physical, psychological and emotional changes that occur during puberty. She carefully passes all the borders that have been put by society on this sensitive topic, and later expands the book to cover sexual orientation, reproduction and pregnancy. The author was expected to face a massive social rejection towards the book, yet she proceeded in her project. “To me it wasn 't controversial. It…

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    not “one discourse but rather multiple, formed by various mechanisms, in different institution [and that with that], the transition of sex into discourse was done in order to eliminate forms of sexuality that did not adhere to the strict ideal of reproduction”…

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    The role of Sex and Sexual Agency in 19th Century Trobriand Island Culture The Trobriand Islanders are a tribal scale society with a rich culture. Sexuality is widely renowned as an important aspect to their culture as it is something that is incorporated into everyday life from a very young age. This essay will explore the importance of sexual agency plays during childhood and adolescents and will then go on to explore how sexuality permeates everyday life. It will explain the influence that…

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    Sex is part of life for most, but not all, people. While sex, sexuality, sexual expression, and sexual interests change between cultures and individuals, what we might broadly call sexual behavior is common. Sexual behavior, expression, and interests are not limited to adult life. Sexuality develops throughout the human lifespan. Sexual interests and behaviors are, to some extent and for most individuals, found at nearly all stages of human development (DeLamater & Friedrich, 2002).…

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    Ideal Sex In Wedding Films

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    those who fall under the gendered sexual scripts created by society. As Manatu writes in her article, “Love and Romance,” she argues that white women as viewed as “passive-dependents” while males are viewed as those who “take charge” (2003:52). Typically mainstream romance and wedding films illustrate a white, middle-class, heterosexual couple and their love-story that takes place. Since heterosexuality is considered the standard in what is expected in social and sexual relations, wedding films…

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    Social Norm Research Paper

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    sex and what are the norm in today society. Norm is defined as a principle of right action binding upon the members of a group and serving to guide, control, or regulate proper and acceptable behavior. People have sex as a means of pleasure and reproduction. since there is not really a origin of sex. According to 1 Corinthians 6:18, it said that sex is intended for people in marriage because out of marriage is wrong, whether it is for lust or pleasure. Sex should be a part of and a result of a…

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    Pros And Cons Of Plan B

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    pediatricians substantiate that pregnancy and motherhood for adolescent girls can engender more arduous health problems than obviating conception before it transpires. The consequences, risks, and long-term effects of pregnancy for young girls far outweigh the dangers of utilizing Plan B, not only on their well-being but their future as well. With that said, there is much concern as statistics show more pregnant teens often stop their education and do not get to achieve their aspirations. By…

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