性取向的起源:从柏拉图到Dörner

Michel Odent
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为什么大多数人对与异性发生性关系有一致的偏好?为什么其他人对与同性发生性关系有一致的偏好?为什么其他人对他们伴侣的性表现出一些矛盾的心理?任何关于异性恋、同性恋和双性恋的研究都必须从性取向的起源开始。人类是唯一一个有相当大比例的个体完全且始终以自己的性别为导向的物种。这篇文章试图举例说明过去,现在和未来的研究,性取向的起源,重点是在围产期生活中的作用机制。
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Genesis of sexual orientation: From Plato to Dörner

Why do most human beings have a consistent preference for sexual relations with the opposite sex? Why do others have a consistent preference for sexual relations with their own sex? Why do others express some ambivalence about their partner's sex? Any study of heterosexuality, homosexuality and bisexuality must start with questions about the genesis of sexual orientation. We are the only species where a substantial proportion of individuals is exclusively and consistently oriented towards their own sex. This essay attempts to exemplarily illustrate the past, present and future of research into the origins of sexual orientation, focusing on mechanisms which act during perinatal life.

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