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Book SynopsisOftentimes, subjects related to sexuality such as abortion and homosexuality are flash points for political argument between liberals and conservatives. In recent years the debate on these topics has become shrill. Sexual Ethics considers the traditional Western views, as well as Freudian explanations, of sexuality. Author Bruce E. Fleming proposes that sex operates in an intrinsically undefined area, one stranded between the two realms that otherwise define our public and private lives. The most heated debate regarding sexual matters is between liberal and conservatives. Whether or not these two groups can continue to co-exist under the umbrella of American democracy depends on their willingness to adhere to the basic principals of democracy.
Table of ContentsChapter 1 The Problem with Sex Chapter 2 Does Sex Have a Purpose? Chapter 3 Sexual Definition Chapter 4 Abortion Chapter 5 Sex in (and out of) Marriage Chapter 6 Pornography Chapter 7 How Does the World Fit Together? Chapter 8 Notes Chapter 9 Bibliography Chapter 10 About the Author Chapter 11 Index
