The Cambridge Handbook of Sexual Development
Herausgeber: Lamb, Sharon; Gilbert, Jen
The Cambridge Handbook of Sexual Development
Herausgeber: Lamb, Sharon; Gilbert, Jen
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Brings together top researchers in child and adolescent sexual development to redefine the issues, conflicts, and debates in the field.
Brings together top researchers in child and adolescent sexual development to redefine the issues, conflicts, and debates in the field.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 594
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. März 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 189mm x 32mm
- Gewicht: 1132g
- ISBN-13: 9781316640777
- ISBN-10: 1316640779
- Artikelnr.: 53446810
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 594
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. März 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 189mm x 32mm
- Gewicht: 1132g
- ISBN-13: 9781316640777
- ISBN-10: 1316640779
- Artikelnr.: 53446810
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Introduction: interdisciplinary approaches to sexual development in
childhood and adolescence Jen Gilbert and Sharon Lamb; Part I. What is
Sexual Development?: Section 1. Children: 1. Are children sexual? Who,
what, where, when and how? Sharon Lamb, Lindsay White and Aleksandra
Plocha; 2. Towards a central theory of childhood sexuality: a relational
approach Allison Moore; 3. A sociological exploration of childhood
sexuality: a discursive analysis of parents' and children's perspectives
Kerry H. Robinson and Cristyn Davies; 4. Not innocent, but vulnerable: an
approach to childhood innocence Lucie Jarkovská and Sharon Lamb; 5. The
dynamic expression of sexual-minority and gender-minority experience during
childhood and adolescence Lisa M. Diamond; 6. Sexual embodiment in girlhood
and beyond: young migrant and refugee women's discourse of silence, secrecy
and shame Jane Ussher, Alex Hawkey and Janette Perz; Section 2.
Adolescence: 7. The diversity of adolescent male sexuality John DeLamater;
8. Developmental trajectories and milestones of sexual-minority youth Ritch
C. Savin-Williams; 9. Bad choices: how neoliberal ideology disguises social
injustice in the sexual lives of youth Laina Y. Bay-Cheng; 10. From
tightrope to minefield: how the sexual double standard 'lives' in
adolescent girls' and young women's lives Deborah L. Tolman and Jennifer F.
Chmielewski; 11. Gender, class, and campus sexual cultures: white
first-generation college students and the transition to college Amy C.
Wilkins and Aubrey Limburg; 12. Yellow fever and yellow impotence: the
polarity of Asian American sexuality Rosalind Chou and Brittany Taylor; 13.
Conceptualizing sexuality in research about trans youth Julia
Sinclair-Palm; Part II. How Do We Study Sexual Development?: 14. Critical
methods for studying adolescent sexuality Sarah I. McClelland; 15. Loving
possibilities in studies of sexuality education and youth Jessica Fields
and Lorena Garcia; 16. Difficulties in the study, research, and pedagogy of
sexuality Deborah P. Britzman; 17. Numbers and stories: bridging methods to
advance social change Stephen T. Russell; 18. Doing it: participatory
visual methodologies and youth sexuality research Katie MacEntee and Sarah
Flicker; 19. Research under surveillance: sexuality and gender-based
research with children in South Africa Deevia Bhana; Part III. Media,
Family, Education: What Roles Might Adults Play?: Section 1. Media: 20.
Entertainment media's role in the sexual socialization of Western youth: a
review of research from 2000-17 L. Monique Ward, Jessica Moorman and Petal
Grower; 21. Adventure, intimacy, identity and knowledge: exploring how
social media are shaping and transforming youth sexuality Marijke Naezer
and Jessica Ringrose; 22. A sociological/psychological model for
understanding pornography and adolescent sexual behavior Jennifer A.
Johnson and Ana J. Bridges; 23. Young people, pornography and gendered
sexual practices Maddy Coy and Miranda A. H. Horvath; Section 2. Family:
24. Puberty as bio-psycho-social enfolding: mothers' accounts of their
early-developing daughters Celia Roberts; 25. Stolen childhood:
understanding sexualisation of young girls through 'child marriage' in
Zimbabwe Sandra Bhatasara, Manase K. Chiweshe and Nelson Muparamoto;
Section 3. Education: 26. The fertile, thorny and enduring role of desire
and pleasure in sexuality education Sarah Garland-Levett and Louisa Allen;
27. Norm-critical sex education in Sweden: tensions within a progressive
approach Anna Bredström, Eva Bolander and Jenny Bengtsson; 28. Robot
babies, young people and pregnancy prevention: alternative imaginings of
sexual futures Mary Lou Rasmussen and Aoife Neary.
childhood and adolescence Jen Gilbert and Sharon Lamb; Part I. What is
Sexual Development?: Section 1. Children: 1. Are children sexual? Who,
what, where, when and how? Sharon Lamb, Lindsay White and Aleksandra
Plocha; 2. Towards a central theory of childhood sexuality: a relational
approach Allison Moore; 3. A sociological exploration of childhood
sexuality: a discursive analysis of parents' and children's perspectives
Kerry H. Robinson and Cristyn Davies; 4. Not innocent, but vulnerable: an
approach to childhood innocence Lucie Jarkovská and Sharon Lamb; 5. The
dynamic expression of sexual-minority and gender-minority experience during
childhood and adolescence Lisa M. Diamond; 6. Sexual embodiment in girlhood
and beyond: young migrant and refugee women's discourse of silence, secrecy
and shame Jane Ussher, Alex Hawkey and Janette Perz; Section 2.
Adolescence: 7. The diversity of adolescent male sexuality John DeLamater;
8. Developmental trajectories and milestones of sexual-minority youth Ritch
C. Savin-Williams; 9. Bad choices: how neoliberal ideology disguises social
injustice in the sexual lives of youth Laina Y. Bay-Cheng; 10. From
tightrope to minefield: how the sexual double standard 'lives' in
adolescent girls' and young women's lives Deborah L. Tolman and Jennifer F.
Chmielewski; 11. Gender, class, and campus sexual cultures: white
first-generation college students and the transition to college Amy C.
Wilkins and Aubrey Limburg; 12. Yellow fever and yellow impotence: the
polarity of Asian American sexuality Rosalind Chou and Brittany Taylor; 13.
Conceptualizing sexuality in research about trans youth Julia
Sinclair-Palm; Part II. How Do We Study Sexual Development?: 14. Critical
methods for studying adolescent sexuality Sarah I. McClelland; 15. Loving
possibilities in studies of sexuality education and youth Jessica Fields
and Lorena Garcia; 16. Difficulties in the study, research, and pedagogy of
sexuality Deborah P. Britzman; 17. Numbers and stories: bridging methods to
advance social change Stephen T. Russell; 18. Doing it: participatory
visual methodologies and youth sexuality research Katie MacEntee and Sarah
Flicker; 19. Research under surveillance: sexuality and gender-based
research with children in South Africa Deevia Bhana; Part III. Media,
Family, Education: What Roles Might Adults Play?: Section 1. Media: 20.
Entertainment media's role in the sexual socialization of Western youth: a
review of research from 2000-17 L. Monique Ward, Jessica Moorman and Petal
Grower; 21. Adventure, intimacy, identity and knowledge: exploring how
social media are shaping and transforming youth sexuality Marijke Naezer
and Jessica Ringrose; 22. A sociological/psychological model for
understanding pornography and adolescent sexual behavior Jennifer A.
Johnson and Ana J. Bridges; 23. Young people, pornography and gendered
sexual practices Maddy Coy and Miranda A. H. Horvath; Section 2. Family:
24. Puberty as bio-psycho-social enfolding: mothers' accounts of their
early-developing daughters Celia Roberts; 25. Stolen childhood:
understanding sexualisation of young girls through 'child marriage' in
Zimbabwe Sandra Bhatasara, Manase K. Chiweshe and Nelson Muparamoto;
Section 3. Education: 26. The fertile, thorny and enduring role of desire
and pleasure in sexuality education Sarah Garland-Levett and Louisa Allen;
27. Norm-critical sex education in Sweden: tensions within a progressive
approach Anna Bredström, Eva Bolander and Jenny Bengtsson; 28. Robot
babies, young people and pregnancy prevention: alternative imaginings of
sexual futures Mary Lou Rasmussen and Aoife Neary.
Introduction: interdisciplinary approaches to sexual development in
childhood and adolescence Jen Gilbert and Sharon Lamb; Part I. What is
Sexual Development?: Section 1. Children: 1. Are children sexual? Who,
what, where, when and how? Sharon Lamb, Lindsay White and Aleksandra
Plocha; 2. Towards a central theory of childhood sexuality: a relational
approach Allison Moore; 3. A sociological exploration of childhood
sexuality: a discursive analysis of parents' and children's perspectives
Kerry H. Robinson and Cristyn Davies; 4. Not innocent, but vulnerable: an
approach to childhood innocence Lucie Jarkovská and Sharon Lamb; 5. The
dynamic expression of sexual-minority and gender-minority experience during
childhood and adolescence Lisa M. Diamond; 6. Sexual embodiment in girlhood
and beyond: young migrant and refugee women's discourse of silence, secrecy
and shame Jane Ussher, Alex Hawkey and Janette Perz; Section 2.
Adolescence: 7. The diversity of adolescent male sexuality John DeLamater;
8. Developmental trajectories and milestones of sexual-minority youth Ritch
C. Savin-Williams; 9. Bad choices: how neoliberal ideology disguises social
injustice in the sexual lives of youth Laina Y. Bay-Cheng; 10. From
tightrope to minefield: how the sexual double standard 'lives' in
adolescent girls' and young women's lives Deborah L. Tolman and Jennifer F.
Chmielewski; 11. Gender, class, and campus sexual cultures: white
first-generation college students and the transition to college Amy C.
Wilkins and Aubrey Limburg; 12. Yellow fever and yellow impotence: the
polarity of Asian American sexuality Rosalind Chou and Brittany Taylor; 13.
Conceptualizing sexuality in research about trans youth Julia
Sinclair-Palm; Part II. How Do We Study Sexual Development?: 14. Critical
methods for studying adolescent sexuality Sarah I. McClelland; 15. Loving
possibilities in studies of sexuality education and youth Jessica Fields
and Lorena Garcia; 16. Difficulties in the study, research, and pedagogy of
sexuality Deborah P. Britzman; 17. Numbers and stories: bridging methods to
advance social change Stephen T. Russell; 18. Doing it: participatory
visual methodologies and youth sexuality research Katie MacEntee and Sarah
Flicker; 19. Research under surveillance: sexuality and gender-based
research with children in South Africa Deevia Bhana; Part III. Media,
Family, Education: What Roles Might Adults Play?: Section 1. Media: 20.
Entertainment media's role in the sexual socialization of Western youth: a
review of research from 2000-17 L. Monique Ward, Jessica Moorman and Petal
Grower; 21. Adventure, intimacy, identity and knowledge: exploring how
social media are shaping and transforming youth sexuality Marijke Naezer
and Jessica Ringrose; 22. A sociological/psychological model for
understanding pornography and adolescent sexual behavior Jennifer A.
Johnson and Ana J. Bridges; 23. Young people, pornography and gendered
sexual practices Maddy Coy and Miranda A. H. Horvath; Section 2. Family:
24. Puberty as bio-psycho-social enfolding: mothers' accounts of their
early-developing daughters Celia Roberts; 25. Stolen childhood:
understanding sexualisation of young girls through 'child marriage' in
Zimbabwe Sandra Bhatasara, Manase K. Chiweshe and Nelson Muparamoto;
Section 3. Education: 26. The fertile, thorny and enduring role of desire
and pleasure in sexuality education Sarah Garland-Levett and Louisa Allen;
27. Norm-critical sex education in Sweden: tensions within a progressive
approach Anna Bredström, Eva Bolander and Jenny Bengtsson; 28. Robot
babies, young people and pregnancy prevention: alternative imaginings of
sexual futures Mary Lou Rasmussen and Aoife Neary.
childhood and adolescence Jen Gilbert and Sharon Lamb; Part I. What is
Sexual Development?: Section 1. Children: 1. Are children sexual? Who,
what, where, when and how? Sharon Lamb, Lindsay White and Aleksandra
Plocha; 2. Towards a central theory of childhood sexuality: a relational
approach Allison Moore; 3. A sociological exploration of childhood
sexuality: a discursive analysis of parents' and children's perspectives
Kerry H. Robinson and Cristyn Davies; 4. Not innocent, but vulnerable: an
approach to childhood innocence Lucie Jarkovská and Sharon Lamb; 5. The
dynamic expression of sexual-minority and gender-minority experience during
childhood and adolescence Lisa M. Diamond; 6. Sexual embodiment in girlhood
and beyond: young migrant and refugee women's discourse of silence, secrecy
and shame Jane Ussher, Alex Hawkey and Janette Perz; Section 2.
Adolescence: 7. The diversity of adolescent male sexuality John DeLamater;
8. Developmental trajectories and milestones of sexual-minority youth Ritch
C. Savin-Williams; 9. Bad choices: how neoliberal ideology disguises social
injustice in the sexual lives of youth Laina Y. Bay-Cheng; 10. From
tightrope to minefield: how the sexual double standard 'lives' in
adolescent girls' and young women's lives Deborah L. Tolman and Jennifer F.
Chmielewski; 11. Gender, class, and campus sexual cultures: white
first-generation college students and the transition to college Amy C.
Wilkins and Aubrey Limburg; 12. Yellow fever and yellow impotence: the
polarity of Asian American sexuality Rosalind Chou and Brittany Taylor; 13.
Conceptualizing sexuality in research about trans youth Julia
Sinclair-Palm; Part II. How Do We Study Sexual Development?: 14. Critical
methods for studying adolescent sexuality Sarah I. McClelland; 15. Loving
possibilities in studies of sexuality education and youth Jessica Fields
and Lorena Garcia; 16. Difficulties in the study, research, and pedagogy of
sexuality Deborah P. Britzman; 17. Numbers and stories: bridging methods to
advance social change Stephen T. Russell; 18. Doing it: participatory
visual methodologies and youth sexuality research Katie MacEntee and Sarah
Flicker; 19. Research under surveillance: sexuality and gender-based
research with children in South Africa Deevia Bhana; Part III. Media,
Family, Education: What Roles Might Adults Play?: Section 1. Media: 20.
Entertainment media's role in the sexual socialization of Western youth: a
review of research from 2000-17 L. Monique Ward, Jessica Moorman and Petal
Grower; 21. Adventure, intimacy, identity and knowledge: exploring how
social media are shaping and transforming youth sexuality Marijke Naezer
and Jessica Ringrose; 22. A sociological/psychological model for
understanding pornography and adolescent sexual behavior Jennifer A.
Johnson and Ana J. Bridges; 23. Young people, pornography and gendered
sexual practices Maddy Coy and Miranda A. H. Horvath; Section 2. Family:
24. Puberty as bio-psycho-social enfolding: mothers' accounts of their
early-developing daughters Celia Roberts; 25. Stolen childhood:
understanding sexualisation of young girls through 'child marriage' in
Zimbabwe Sandra Bhatasara, Manase K. Chiweshe and Nelson Muparamoto;
Section 3. Education: 26. The fertile, thorny and enduring role of desire
and pleasure in sexuality education Sarah Garland-Levett and Louisa Allen;
27. Norm-critical sex education in Sweden: tensions within a progressive
approach Anna Bredström, Eva Bolander and Jenny Bengtsson; 28. Robot
babies, young people and pregnancy prevention: alternative imaginings of
sexual futures Mary Lou Rasmussen and Aoife Neary.