Good Sex: Perspectives on Sexual EthicsRules about sexuality, written and unwritten, have existed in every culture as have disagreements over what is and isn't acceptable. Must morally permissible sex have only one function? Must it be heterosexual? Must it occur within the confines of the institution of marriage? Must it be accompanied by requisite emotions such as love and intimacy? |
Contents
The Western TraditionTheology Philosophy | 13 |
JudeoChristianity | 25 |
Love and Intimacy | 56 |
The Sanctity of Contract and the Horror | 86 |
The Leftist CritiquePolitics Economics | 109 |
Feminist Rejoinders to | 126 |
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References to this book
Methods in Philosophy of Education Frieda Heyting,Dieter Lenzen,John Ponsford White No preview available - 2001 |