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PubMed1980

[Old age and the physiology of feminine sexuality.].

The author discusses aging and female physiology. In the first part she examines the phenomenon of vasocongestion according to the various parts of sexual anatomy and how it changes after the age of sixty. In the second section she exposes the psychological aspects of sexual interest : recognition, perception, imagination and the sexual object itself. The author concludes by setting out the conditions for conserving an active sexuality.

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PubMed1990

[The teaching of nursing in a feminine and existentialist dimension: a critical reflection on liberation].

A theoretical-empirical review and considerations about the teaching of nursing and its relationship with practice. The study encompasses the aspects of woman's issue, oppression, power, and some problems which have influenced nurse's behaviour. It further discusses the aspects of the teacher of nursing and his/her commitment towards teaching within an existencialist dimension.

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PubMed1985

Masculinity, femininity, and homosexuality: on the anthropological interpretation of sexual meanings in Brazil.

This essay examines the anthropological interpretation of sexual meanings in Brazil as presented in the recent work of Peter Fry. Following Fry's lead, it places central emphasis on the study of male homosexuality and sexual ideology, suggesting that these cultural domains can be fully understood only when situated within the wider context of sexual meanings in Brazil. With this in mind, it traces the historical development of a series of analytically distinct, though practically interrelated, systems of sexual classification which structure the constitution of meaningful sexual identities in Brazilian life.

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