Related Experiment Videos
[Anthropology of sexually deviant behavior. Polarizing structures]
Confinia Psychiatrica. Borderland of Psychiatry. Grenzgebiete Der Psychiatrie. Les Confins De La Psychiatrie
|January 1, 1980
Summary
Sexual deviations, categorized as receptive and processive behaviors, form a fundamental system influencing all human communication, not just sexual conduct. This research explores their polarizing characteristics and broader implications.
Area of Science:
- Psychology
- Anthropology
- Sexology
Context:
- Explores sexual pathology and psychoanalytic findings.
- Examines the polarizing nature of sexual deviations and their phenomena.
- Introduces 'receptive' and 'processive' behavioral typologies.
Purpose:
- To present the polarizing character of sexual deviations.
- To characterize receptive and processive sexual behaviors.
- To frame sexual conduct within a fundamental anthropological reference system.
Summary:
- Sexual deviations exhibit polarizing characteristics, with 'receptive' and 'processive' behaviors being key examples.
- These behaviors are analyzed through psychoanalytic and anthropological lenses.
- The study posits that these behavioral systems are foundational to all human communication.
Impact:
- Highlights that sexual conduct, whether 'normal' or 'abnormal', is part of a universal communication framework.
- Provides insights into the underlying structures of human interaction.
- Offers a new perspective on understanding sexual behavior's role in society.