Women, sex, and madness: Notes from the edge (Women and Psychology) Breanne Fahs

IF 2.2 3区 心理学 Q2 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
Jaclyn A. Siegel
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uals or groups that facilitate personal reflection (e.g., “LGBTQþ: what you may have heard” countered with “why that’s BS” (p. 158)). Written from a voice with years of experience as an educator and speaking with young people, Friedrichs combines her experience of teaching and writing in an accessible manner to provide a thorough overview of 21st-century sexual citizenship. This is bolstered by reference to the literature and relevant esteemed researchers in the field (e.g., Sara McClelland). While references to academic research might not be wholly integrated, they support arguments well and provide avenues for further reading. Free of technical and academic jargon, it serves as an accessible introductory text to anyone interested in making sense of sex and sexuality in today’s world. It is a must-read for those who wish to ignite robust discussion and informed conversation anywhere, but particularly among students and practitioners in sexual health educational settings.
女人,性和疯狂:来自边缘的笔记(女性与心理学
或促进个人反思的团体(例如,“LGBTQþ:你可能听说过的”与“为什么那是胡说八道”相抗衡(第158页))。作为一名拥有多年教育经验并与年轻人交谈的声音,Friedrichs将她的教学和写作经验以一种通俗易懂的方式结合起来,提供了21世纪性公民的全面概述。这是通过参考文献和相关的尊敬的研究人员在该领域(例如,萨拉·麦克利兰)。虽然对学术研究的参考可能不会完全整合,但它们很好地支持了论点,并为进一步阅读提供了途径。书中没有专业术语和学术术语,对于任何对当今世界的性和性感兴趣的人来说,这本书都是一本容易理解的入门读物。对于那些希望在任何地方引发激烈讨论和知情对话的人来说,这是一本必读的书,尤其是在性健康教育环境中的学生和从业者之间。
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3.30
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11.10%
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期刊介绍: Feminism & Psychology provides a forum for debate at the interface between feminism and psychology. The journal"s principal aim is to foster the development of feminist theory and practice in – and beyond – psychology. It publishes high-quality original research, theoretical articles, and commentaries. We are interested in pieces that provide insights into the gendered reality of everyday lives, especially in relation to women and girls, as well as pieces that address broader theoretical issues. Feminism & Psychology seeks to publish work from scholars, researchers, activists and practitioners at all stages of their careers who share a feminist analysis of the overlapping domains of gender and psychology.
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