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[Sexuality: A Very Short Introduction] [By: Mottier, Veronique] [June, 2008]
In Sexuality: A Very Short Introduction, Veronique Mottier offers a succinct exploration of sexuality's biological roots, social constructions, and cultural variations. This accessible guide illuminates how sexuality shapes identities and relationships, drawing on diverse scholarly insights to foster understanding of this essential human dimension.
About This Book
Sexuality: A Very Short Introduction provides a compact overview of sexuality as a fundamental aspect of human experience. Authored by Veronique Mottier, it examines how sexuality intersects with biology, psychology, and society.
The book addresses the evolution of sexual concepts across cultures and historical periods, highlighting influences on identity and behavior. It covers topics from reproduction to eroticism without delving into explicit details.
Mottier draws on interdisciplinary perspectives to discuss debates around gender, orientation, and norms. This introduction serves as an accessible entry point for readers seeking to grasp sexuality's complexities.
Published in June 2008, the work remains relevant for its clear, scholarly approach to a sensitive subject. It encourages critical thinking about personal and societal attitudes toward sexuality.
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