Homosexuality and the politics of truth /
Material type:
- 080105625X (pbk.)
- 9780801056253 (pbk.)
- 241.0973 S253H
- HQ76.3.U5 S35 1996
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"A Hamewith book."
Includes bibliographical references (p. 268-271) and index.
Gay science: Neither scientific nor democratic ; Who says? : and why? ; Is homosexuality desirable? : Brute facts ; Finding a needle in the ocean ; Two of a kind ; A cluster of influences ; The gay gene? -- Straight mores: Wired to be free? ; The devil's bargain ; The unnatural natural ; To treat or not to treat ; Secular treatments ; Christian treatments ; Homosexuality and Judaism ; Putting the pieces together ; The pagan revolution.
"Psychiatrist Jeffrey Satinover examines recent research reported in medical journals (and the popular press). He finds many of these studies flawed and cites evidence that homosexuality is indeed changeable. He explains how psychology, biology, choice, and habit all interweave to produce deeply imbedded patterns of sexual behavior." "The model Dr. Satinover develops is based on modern science and psychological understandings of habit, compulsion, and addiction. Homosexuality, he writes, "is one of the many forms of soul sickness that is innate to our fallen nature""--P. [4] of cover.
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