SUMMARY
The discussion centers on the evolution of sexual attitudes and practices, as presented by Marty Klein, Ph.D., at the SSSS Western Region conference. It highlights the limited perspective of sexology, which often overlooks the influence of historical, economic, and social factors on sexuality. Participants express concerns about the commodification of sex and the implications of technology, such as cybersex, on relationships. The conversation also touches on the increasing acceptance of sexual diversity and the changing dynamics of relationships in contemporary society.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of sexology and its interdisciplinary nature
- Familiarity with the impact of historical events on social practices
- Knowledge of contemporary sexual dynamics and technology's role
- Awareness of societal attitudes towards sexual diversity and relationships
NEXT STEPS
- Research the historical context of sexuality in relation to major societal changes
- Explore the effects of technology on sexual behavior and relationships
- Investigate the implications of sexual commodification in modern society
- Examine the role of sex education in shaping contemporary sexual attitudes
USEFUL FOR
Sexologists, sociologists, relationship counselors, and anyone interested in understanding the evolving landscape of sexuality and its societal implications.