Sexuality Studies in Asia
South Africa: Sexology SA (since 2002) & The Academy for Sexology with a new website
Posted 10 April 2010 by profjohannAlthough Sexology SA has been founded in 2002 we are grateful to celebrate our brand new professional website. Sexology SA & The Academy for Sexology wish to invite all of you (who share the common vision of sexual health and sexual education) to visit www.sexology.co.za Let us all join hands. We are proud to be part of Africa and the world. The Professional Council (Sexuality South Africa) is still under construction. However our Professional Council for Sexual Health Professionals is in an advanced stage of formal recognition among related professional councils, NGO's, formal Government departments and other stakeholders in this regard. Prof Johann Lemmer 10 April 2010 www.sexology.co.za
Issue of NORA-Nordic Journal of Feminist and Gender Research on Sexualities in Africa
Posted 27 October 2009 by KopanoDear All, I thought you might have an interest in seeing the recent issue of NORA which has articles on Sexualities in Africa edited by Elina Oinas and Signe Arnfred. I apologise if you had already seen it. Routledge, the publisher of the journal, has allowed free access till 31 Dec 2009 access at http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/title~db=all~content=g914415942 Regards, Kopano
New Book on Sexualities: THE PRIZE AND THE PRICE: SHAPING SEXUALITIES IN SOUTH AFRICA
Posted 4 June 2009 by KopanoMelissa Steyn and Mikki van Zyl have brought out an edited collection of research and theoretical essays on sexualities in South Africa. The chapters in THE PRIZE AND THE PRICE: SHAPING SEXUALITIES IN SOUTH AFRICA address a number of issues which have historically shaped and currently influence the production and forms of sexual normativities, desires, identity-related practices in the country. The blurb describes the book in this way: What is the Prize, and who pays the Price? The desired and the desirable are often constellated through our ideas of what is undesired and undesirable, deeply knotted into our sense of self, our sense of where and how we fit into the world. (Continues)
Breaking the ice
Posted 22 April 2008 by adminThe launch of sexualitystudies.net has been well received, with 163 users signed up to date. One of the key objectives of this project is to support the development of collegiate networks among people working in the field of sexuality studies, and by joining one or more of our online groups you've taken the first step on that path. This post is to encourage you to introduce yourself to other members of the group. (Continues)
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