Jan Campbell

Essential Readings in Human Sexuality (Revised First) Jan Campbell

Publisher Marketing: Over the last one hundred years there have been vast, dynamic changes in how we see sexual and social norms. "Essential Readings in Human Sexuality" is intended to raise consciousness, foster healthy debate, and expose readers to different perspectives regarding issues in human sexuality. Designed to complement standard texts in the field, this anthology provides substantive material on issues now always adequately covered in one semester courses. The selected articles are current and comprehensive, and engage readers in critical thinking, asking them to view topics in ways they may not have considered previously. The material examines the timeline and perspective of societal events in sexuality development, and addresses global perspectives of sexual norms. Topics covered include: The Commerce of SexMeanness, Violence, and GenderSexual Abuse within FamiliesSex Trafficking and ProstitutionCulture and ParaphiliaInter-sexuality The content of "Essential Readings in Human Sexuality" matches the topics presented in major human sexuality texts for the college market. In addition to courses on human sexuality, the book can be used in health science, sociology, and psychology classes. Jan Campbell received her Master's degree (M. A.) in Health and Community Services (Health Science) and Sociology. She has taught at the community college and university level for 37 years. She considers teaching human sexuality as a primer for students to learn about decision-making in many areas of their relationships and has learned about valuable ideas, cultural differences, and values regarding human behavior from her students. The course has provided them with tools for gaining accurate, adequate, and current information and is intended to aid in developing life-long learning. Contributor Bio:  Campbell, Jan Jan Campbell is a Reader in Literature and Psychoanalysis from the University of Birmingham. She works in English and is an former-member of the Cultural Studies department at the University of Birmingham. Jan is also an analytical psychotherapist in private practice and has recently been Chair of Psychotherapy at Sussex in Brighton. She has published widely on psychoanalysis in relation to cultural theory, feminism, autobiography, film and clinical practise.