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The Nature of Homosexuality: Vindication for Homosexual Activists and the Religious Right

The Nature of Homosexuality: Vindication for Homosexual Activists and the Religious Right

Holland, Erik

Paperback

GLBTQIA StudiesSexualityWomen's Studies

Publisher Price: $38.95

ISBN10: 0595305083
ISBN13: 9780595305087
Publisher: Authorhouse
Published: Nov 12 2004
Pages: 740
Weight: 2.35
Height: 1.63 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Few topics are as fascinating as homosexuality. The origin of homosexuality is perhaps the most interesting aspect of homosexuality. Given the prominence of homosexual issues, it is high time this issue were resolved.

Some biological correlates of homosexuality can be dismissed with little difficulty but others are hard to explain away. Some specific family environments and childhood experiences have been reported as more common among homosexuals than heterosexuals. Homosexual behaviors or interests tend to be unstable in some individuals and this has been interpreted as suggesting that some people chose to be homosexual. Additionally, homosexuality in some contexts was socially tolerated and not extremely uncommon, as in classical Greece, Tokugawa Japan, and some other societies, i.e., homosexuality could be socially constructed. Given diverse potential sources of homosexuality, is a parsimonious explanation of what makes one a homosexual possible?

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