Titlebook: Sexuality and Medicine; Volume I: Conceptual Earl E. Shelp Book 19871st edition D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1987 healt

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The Origins of Sexual Identity: A Clinician’s Viewocial forces. My perspective is also psychodynamic, because I sense that such traditions place more emphasis on the child’s unique integration of inherent capacities, internal processes, and social influences than do strictly sociologic, behavioral, or biologic perspectives.

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Freud and Perversion Freud himself (in the Preface to the Fourth Edition) describes the book as an attempt “at enlarging the concept of sexuality” ([11], p. 134). The extension involved in the notion of perversion prepares the way for the extension involved in infantile sexuality.

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Bisexuality: Challenging our Understanding of Human Sexuality and Sexual Orientational is simply mixed up and can’t make up his/her mind. Yet, even though Kinsey and his associates published their data over 30 years ago, these myths continue to be perpetuated. Kinsey, Pomeroy, and Martin [21] stated:

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Theories of Transsexualismappeared in the literature in 1949 [9] and it was not until 1966 that it was accorded clinical status by Benjamin [4] whose pioneering work, ., provided the first textbook on transsexualism. In this sense, one must regard the clinical disorder of transsexualism as a recent phenomenon.

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A Survey of Human Reproduction, Infertility Therapy, Fertility Control and Ethical Consequencese situation has been compared to a similar development of the atomic bomb some decades ago. This essay is a brief review of reproductive biology, infertility, contraception, and selected related ethical issues.

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Heterosex excitement. Heterosex is — what could be worse? — . sex, subject to problems and consequently cures, of course, but nevertheless the standard which, however embellished or even lusty, beckons from the pages of . with the smug satisfaction of an old conservatism.

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ncept of‘innovation systems‘ carries the idea that innovations do not originate as isolated discrete phenomena, but are generated through the interaction of a number of actors or agents. This set of actors and interactions possess certain specific characteristics that tend to remain over time. Such