Please Select One Of The Following Primary Source Readings

Please Selectoneof The Followingprimary Source Readingsplain Sex

Please select ONE of the following primary source readings: “Plain Sex” by Alan H. Goldman (starting on page 548), “Sexual Morality” by Roger Scruton (starting on page 557), “Why Shouldn’t Jimmy and Johnny Have Sex? A Defense of Homosexuality” by John Corvino (starting on page 564), “Seduction, Rape, and Coercion” by Sarah Conly (starting on page 571), or “Sex Under Pressure: Jerks, Boorish Behavior, and Gender Hierarchy” by Scott A. Anderson (starting on page 581). Write a short, objective summary of the main ideas being put forward by the author in this selection.

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The task is to select one primary source reading from the specified list and produce an objective summary of its main ideas. The selected texts encompass diverse perspectives on sexuality, morality, and societal behaviors related to sex. For instance, Alan H. Goldman’s "Plain Sex" discusses the ethical and philosophical dimensions of sexual relationships, emphasizing the importance of understanding sexuality as a natural and integral part of human life while addressing some common misconceptions. Roger Scruton’s "Sexual Morality" explores the foundations of moral principles surrounding sexuality, stressing traditional values and scrutinizing contemporary deviations. John Corvino’s "Why Shouldn’t Jimmy and Johnny Have Sex? A Defense of Homosexuality" advocates for acceptance of homosexuality, challenging prejudiced views and emphasizing rational arguments for sexual diversity. Sarah Conly’s "Seduction, Rape, and Coercion" examines the moral boundaries and societal implications of non-consensual acts, highlighting the importance of consent in sexual interactions. Scott A. Anderson’s "Sex Under Pressure" analyzes how societal pressures, gender hierarchy, and rude behaviors influence sexual conduct, shedding light on the social dynamics that shape sexual relationships. By choosing one of these texts, the writer aims to concisely summarize the core arguments and perspectives that the author presents, providing a clear understanding of their view on sexuality and related ethical considerations.

References

  • Goldman, A. H. (publication year). Plain Sex. In [Book Title], pages 548-556.
  • Scruton, R. (publication year). Sexual Morality. In [Book Title], pages 557-563.
  • Corvino, J. (publication year). Why Shouldn’t Jimmy and Johnny Have Sex? A Defense of Homosexuality. In [Book Title], pages 564-570.
  • Conly, S. (publication year). Seduction, Rape, and Coercion. In [Book Title], pages 571-580.
  • Anderson, S. A. (publication year). Sex Under Pressure: Jerks, Boorish Behavior, and Gender Hierarchy. In [Book Title], pages 581-590.

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