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Debra Tirmenstein,Robert Freedlineof practicality, this article of clothing has come to signify, albeit controversially, the assertiveness of female sexuality. The development of this artefact triggered not only a different perception of the female body but has also moulded ideas of femininity and eroticism. Embracing the view that

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Capturing Lessons for Practice,tinately brought into play this question of a ‘true sex’ in an order of things where one might have imagined that all that counted was the reality of the body and the intensity of its pleasures (Foucault 1980: vii).

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Daigo Maruyama,Stefan G?rtz,Dishi Liuiven that they often circulate explicitly contradictory accounts of both the characteristics and the project of masculinity, have had the sometimes unanticipated effect of exposing the lives of men as being relatively disunited and disparate. In this context, claims that there continues to exist a s

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Introduction. As Jackson and Scott argue in Chapter 1, much attention has been paid to these issues in feminist theory and the sociology of sexualities. However, it is only in recent years that theorists and researchers have begun to examine the lived experience of embodiment and, in particular, the social and

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Putting the Body’s Feet on the Ground: Towards a Sociological Reconceptualization of Gendered and Sef embodiment. Where sexuality, and especially hetero-sexuality, is concerned, such calls are currently more easily made than answered. On the one hand we have theories of the body and of the social construction of sexuality which say little about embodied sexual practices and on the other we have st

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Sex, Talk and Making Bodies in the Science Lab.es. For instance in work on gender and everyday organizational life, linguistic interactions are often treated simply as the expressions of embodied social relations. Particular features of the way people talk to each other as gendered beings tend to be regarded as merely indexical of visibly, physi