Our SexualityA previous edition of this textbook was cited in Books for College Libraries, 3d ed.. Intended for undergraduate college courses, it covers the biological, psychosocial, behavioral, and cultural aspects of human sexuality, deliberately emphasizing diversity, presenting information from a range of perspectives, and sticking to a non-judgmental approach. Coverage includes the biological basis of sexuality, sexual behavior, the life cycle, sexual problems, and social issues. The new edition contains updated references and material and some enhanced pedagogical features such as "How About You?" questions and more prominent display of critical thinking questions. Crooks is a psychologist who has taught human sexuality classes at the university level for many years; Baur is a social worker with a specialty in sex therapy and education. c. Book News Inc. |
Contents
Perspectives on Sexuality | 2 |
The Dani of New Guinea | 8 |
PERSONAL OR PUBLIC | 16 |
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Under Construction: Work and Alienation in the Building Trades Marc L. Silver No preview available - 1986 |