The social construction of sexuality

Steven Seidman

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Jeffrey Weeks is the author of numerous articles and some twenty books. These include Coming Out (1977), Sex,Politics and Society (1981), Sexuality and its Discontents (1985), Sexuality (1986/2003), Between the Acts (with Kevin Porter, 1990/1998), Invented Moralities (1995), Making Sexual History (2000), Same Sex Intimacies (with Brian Heaphy and Catherine Donovan, 2001), and Sexualities and Society: A Reader (edited with Janet Holland and Matthew Waites, 2003). He is based at London’s South Bank University, where he is executive dean of the Faculty of Arts and Human Sciences.

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