Title Statements
- Full title :Taking sides. / selected, edited, and with introductions by William J. Taverner.
Summary
A debate-style reader provides an introduction to controversial issues in human sexuality, followed by arguments presenting opposing viewpoints on the topic.
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- Publication Date:2008.
- Edition:10th ed
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):McGraw-Hill
- Place of Publication:Dubuque, Iowa
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:2008.
The Physical Object
- Description:1 online resource (xxiv, 343 pages).
Edition Identifiers
- oclc:on1151348683
- LC Classification:HQ18.U5
- Dewey Decimal:306.70973
Table of Contents
Pt. 1. The nature of sex -- Can sex be addictive? -- Is oral sex really sex? -- Is Masters and Johnson's model an accurate description of sexual response? -- Is the G spot a myth? -- Is the testosterone patch the right cure for low libido in women? -- pt. 2. Sex and schools -- Does the availability of "sexual health services" make some college campuses healthier than others? -- Should Sex Ed teach about abstinence? -- Should children have an HPV vaccination before they enroll in school? -- Do schools perpetuate a gender bias? -- pt. 3. Reproduction technology -- Should parents be allowed to select the sex of their baby? -- Should emergency contraception be available over the counter? -- Should federal funding of stem cell research be restricted? -- pt. 4. Sex and society -- Should same sex-marriage [sic] be legal? -- Should society support cohabitation before marriage? -- Is pedophilia always harmful? -- Should female circumcision be banned? -- Should the FCC restrict broadcast "indecency"? -- Should sexual content on the internet be restricted?
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