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animals that walk on four legs
male genitals point forwards (power/phallus symbol)
female figure emphasized Breasts, hips, pelvic, region |
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| Ancient Medidteranean Sexuality |
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Egyptians invented male circumcision
abortion was prohibited (great value in having may sons)
Prostitution was common |
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explicit rules about sexual behavior, such as forbidding adultery, homosexuals, sex with family members
ideas adopted by west, Christianity-stressed marital sex |
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more permissive than hebrews
mythology includes sexual deviance
love and sex are different
institutionalized homosexuality through pederasty |
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very permissive
marraige/sex was to improve economic/social standards
love will develop; not necessary at marraige
gays who take it are gay, give it ok |
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Karma-actions now affect next life
sex view as powerful, magical pursuit
patriarchal society
kama surta- ancient sex manual |
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jesus quiet on homo/pre marital sex
chastity as virtue
sex w/o procreation was prohibited |
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churches became less tolerant of homos
women elevated to purity
natural v unnatural sex |
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women held power in koran, still subjugated
sex is only ok in marraige
sultans had lots of concubines guarded by eunuchs |
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Asceticism- renewed joy in life
women seen as god's best work
witchcraft trials ruined that |
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Calvin-women are men's partners in all things; not just repro machines
sex is limited to marriage; but for reducing stress, adultery, increasing intimacy |
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sexual pleasure was seen as natural and desirable
rise in illegit births
still no homos (until napolean) |
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sexually returned to repressed
women seen as delicate, lady like, proper
conservative views (sex never discussed outside marital bed) |
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sex in marriage is ok
other sex (adultery, sodomy punishable by death) |
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| U.S./new world: Liberation of Sex |
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diminshed power of church led to more liberal views of sex
prostitutes and contraceptives emerged
abortions rose, and affairs common |
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rape of slaves/servants common
laws passed to ban interracial marriage
whites used sex as tool of control over slaves |
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free love movement (1820s)- people should have sex with who they love instead of waiting for marraige
mormons practiced polygamy
homos were underground
comstock laws |
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women became freer, more independent
crusaders tried to stop trend |
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| 20th century: Social Hygene Movement |
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| doctors required blood tests married men and took police actions against prostitutes |
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| sex became worthy of scientific medical attention |
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| 20th century: Sexual revolution |
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liberal movement
"if it feels good, do it"
flappers emerged
less religious restrictions
sex in advertising |
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womens suffrage; additional rights
less sexual consrtraints
access to contraceptives
women deserve sexual satisfaction |
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| 20th century: Gay Liberation |
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post WWII- tough times for gays
stonewall riot
APA took the gay off DSM
80's AIDS epidemic- killed epidemic
90's queer theory developed
2011- 6 states allow gay marriage |
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