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Victorian attitudes toward marital love and sex?
Only have sex in marriage, women were frigid
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How has HIV changed American sexual behavior?
slowed it down, discrimination against gays
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What factors contributed to changes in sexual attitudes in the 1960s and 1970s?
Stonewall riot, free love movement
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What is the NHSLS?
National Health & Social Life Survey
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Richard Von Kraft-Ebing's theories on sexuality and mental illness
emphasized sexuality in women, and fetishes and sexual deviations; any deviation from the norm was insanity
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relationship between women's status and contraceptives
whenever birth control is popular, the status of women is higher
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Sigmund Freud, Henry Havelock Ellis, and Alfred Kinsey
- Freud: phallic-centered, penis envy, women are men without penises
- Ellis: advocate of women's rights, gay rights, and masturbation
- Kinsey: focused on sex surveys and women's sexuality
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Anthony Comstock
made birth control illegal and wrote an anti-obscenity bill
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Margaret Sanger
pioneer of birth control
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Masters & Johnson
biological and feminist view of sexuality, made the orgasm important
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Sin of Onan
coitus interruptus, spilled his seed
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Priestesses in Mesopotamia
courtesans, sex was way to get closer to gods
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Sex in Msopotamia
procreation and recreation
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Pederasty
the mentoring of a young boy
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Greeks: Hataire, Porne, Wives
- Hataire: high class escort
- porne: low class escort
- wives: lower class
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Taoism
ying yang, no equality for women, not ejaculating kept yang and stole ying of girls
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2 schools of thought Buddhism
- 1) enlightenment in women's vagina
- 2) celibacy for enlightenment
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Tantric sex
Indian orgies to be closer to gods
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Erocentricity
the way we have sex is better than everyone
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infibulation
removal of clit and labia minora
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dyspareunia
pain during intercourse
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Ovaries
store eggs, release hormones
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where does fertilization take place
fallopian tubes
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where are sperm formed? where do they mature?
seminipherous tubules; epididymis
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phimosis? priapism?
tight foreskin; erection that lasts longer than 4 hours
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what does semen contain? where is it produced?
protein, citric acid, enzymes; seminal vescicle
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Cowper's gland
precum alkaline solution
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