African Sexualities: A Reader

Sylvia Tamale

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African Sexualities and LGBTQ+ Issues Gender and Feminist Studies Gender, Sexuality, and Education

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Pt. 1. Research, theory and methods -- pt. 2. Sexuality, power and politics -- pt. 3. Mapping sexual representations and practices of identity -- pt. 4. Integrated and positive sexuality -- pt. 5. Reproduction and rights -- pt. 6. Sex and masculinities -- pt. 7. Who's having sex and who's not? -- pt. 8. Sexuality, spiritiuality and the supernatural -- pt. 9. Pedagogical approaches

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