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Nursing standard (Royal College of Nursing (Great Britain) : 1987), 2006
Sex advice is no new phenomenon, as a recent book by former Nursing Standard journalist John Naish reveals.
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Sex advice is no new phenomenon, as a recent book by former Nursing Standard journalist John Naish reveals.
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2013
A history of sexuality runs the risk of confirming popular fears that academics are capable of ruining even the most simple of pleasures. This book, however, is written in the hope that histories of sexuality (although not necessarily this one) can enlighten and, occasionally, even delight.
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A history of sexuality runs the risk of confirming popular fears that academics are capable of ruining even the most simple of pleasures. This book, however, is written in the hope that histories of sexuality (although not necessarily this one) can enlighten and, occasionally, even delight.
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Sexual victimization in the history of sexual abusers: A review
Annals of Sex Research, 1988The present paper reviews the empirical literature on the proportion of child sexual abusers who were themselves sexually victimized as children. While findings in individual studies ranged between 0% and 67%, on average about 28% of the offenders reported being sexually victimized as children.
R.K. Hanson, S. Slater
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Preface: Medievalism, Modernity, and the History of Sexuality
Gothic Architecture and Sexuality in the Circle of Horace Walpole, 2020semanticscholar +1 more source
2016
Foucault and (homo)sexuality. At the beginning of the 1980s, Foucault gave a number of interviews in which he was asked about conditions for homosexuals.1 These conversations were partly motivated by Foucault. Despite being an academic celebrity at the time, he was not hiding his own homosexuality and was considered a kind of expert in the field in ...
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Foucault and (homo)sexuality. At the beginning of the 1980s, Foucault gave a number of interviews in which he was asked about conditions for homosexuals.1 These conversations were partly motivated by Foucault. Despite being an academic celebrity at the time, he was not hiding his own homosexuality and was considered a kind of expert in the field in ...
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1995
Cathy S. is a 31-year-old beautician who presents to Dr. Jones, her family doctor, with headaches. Among a long list of questions, Dr. Jones asks whether she uses birth control pills; the patient replies, “No—I don’t need them right now,” and looks down at the floor. Dr. Jones orders an automated chemscan and a head CT, which turn out to be normal.
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Cathy S. is a 31-year-old beautician who presents to Dr. Jones, her family doctor, with headaches. Among a long list of questions, Dr. Jones asks whether she uses birth control pills; the patient replies, “No—I don’t need them right now,” and looks down at the floor. Dr. Jones orders an automated chemscan and a head CT, which turn out to be normal.
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Libido Sciendi: Apuleius, Boccaccio, and the Study of the History of Sexuality
Pmla-publications of The Modern Language Association of America, 2009Martin G. Eisner, M. Schachter
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Whither Rape in the History of Sexuality? Thinking Sex alongside Slavery’s Normative Violence
Journal of the History of SexualityGreta LaFleur
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Sexual Histories, Sexual Politics
Feminist Studies, 1992Susan K. Cahn +11 more
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