HomeContentsPrefaceAcknowledgmentsChapter 1Chapter 2Chapter 3Chapter 4Chapter 5Chapter 6Chapter 7Chapter 8Appendix AAppendix BGlossaryBibliography
CHAPTER ONEUNCHARTED WATERSA New PerspectiveWhy a Search for Universals?Problems in the DataWhose Values?Selected References and CommentsCHAPTER TWOTHE SOCIAL NATURE OF HUMAN SEXUALITYA Universal Conception of Human SexualityReproduction: Just How Relevant Is It?The Two Key Characteristics of SexualitySummary and ConclusionsSelected References and CommentsCHAPTER THREETHE DELICATE BOUNDARYSexual JealousyPopular Explanations of Sexual JealousyThe Social Nature of JealousyIs Marital Sexuality Special?Love is Not EnoughIntrusion and Exclusion: The Structure of JealousyThe Acceptance of Extramarital PartnersSexual Jealousy Outside of Marriage and HeterosexualityMale Dominance and Jealousy: Cross-Cultural EvidenceSummary and ConclusionsSelected References and CommentsCHAPTER FOURTHE POWER FILTERSGender RolesThe Social Nature of GenderPower and GenderA Test of a Theory of Gender InequalityThe Linkages of Power, Kinship, and GenderPower and SexualitySummary and ConclusionsSelected References and CommentsCHAPTER FIVEIDEOLOGIESThe Range of NormalityHuman Beings: Cognitive or Emotive?Sexual Ideologies at the End of the Twentieth CenturyA Cross-Cultural Typology of Sexual IdeologiesPremature Ejaculation: An Ideological ConstructWhat is Sexual Normality?Summary and ConclusionsSelected References and CommentsCHAPTER SIXTHE SOCIETAL LINKAGES OF HOMOSEXUALITYPerspectives on Homosexuality: The Heterosexual BiasA Cross-Cultural OverviewNew Explanations: Two Pathways to HomosexualityKinship and Gender: Structural Support for HeterosexualitySummary and ConclusionsSelected References and CommentsCHAPTER SEVENEROTICAPathway to Sexuality or Subordination?Pornography or Erotica: What You See is What You GetErotica and Violence: The Experimental Research EvidenceErotica and Violence: The Nonexperimental Research EvidenceWho Goes to Erotic Films?Erotica: A Cross-Cultural ViewThe Standard Sample: An Explanation of RapeErotic Fantasies and Gender RolesSummary and ConclusionsSelected References and CommentsCHAPTER EIGHTA SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY OF HUMAN SEXUALITYSociology: A Singular PerspectiveBasic Assumptions Underlying the Propositions Assumption One, Assumption Two, Assumption Three,A Narrative Statement of the Theory Sexual Bonding: Antecedents of Kinship and Gender, Sexuality and the Power of Each Gender, Sexuality and Ideology, Social Change and Societal Linkages,The Propositional Structure of the Theory Propositions on Sexual Bonding as the Antecedent of Kinship and Gender Roles, Propositions on Sexuality and the Power of Each Gender, Propositions on Ideology and Sexuality, Propositions on Social Change and Sexuality,The Propositions: Their Unity and DerivationCodaSelected References and CommentsAPPENDIX AMETHODOLOGICAL NOTE ON THE STANDARD SAMPLEThe Utilization of the Standard Sample: An OverviewKey Variables and Their Frequency DistributionProcedures and Statistics in the Causal DiagramsSelected References and CommentsAPPENDIX BDIAGRAMMATIC PRESENTATION OF THE PROPOSITIONSGlossaryBibliography
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