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A genetic basis for homosexuality has been all but proved, yet Darwinism, the most widely accepted evolutionary theory, emphasises successful reproduction. How do we explain a lifetime preference for non-reproductive sex? Whilst social constructionism offers explanations in terms of social learning and cultural preferences, the body of evidence for a genetic predisposition to homosexuality grows. Social learning argues that homosexual sex is merely misdirected and therefore futile, but far from dying out it continues through the ages and is found in different cultures. What if there was an…
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7 editions- Other · English · 2004Straight Science? Homosexuality, Evolution and AdaptationRoutledge · 9781280073540
- Other · English · 2003Straight Science? Homosexuality, Evolution and AdaptationTaylor & Francis Group · 232 pages · 9781134727483
- Other · English · 2003Straight Science? Homosexuality, Evolution and AdaptationTaylor & Francis Group · 232 pages · 9781134727476
- Other · English · 2003Straight Science? Homosexuality, Evolution and AdaptationTaylor & Francis Group · 232 pages · 9781134727452
- Other · English · 2003Straight Science? Homosexuality, Evolution and AdaptationTaylor & Francis Group · 232 pages · 9780203360477
- Other · English · 2003Straight Science? Homosexuality, Evolution and AdaptationTaylor & Francis Group · 232 pages · 9781134727438
Genetic aspectsGenetic aspects of HomosexualityHomosexualityHomosexuality, MaleMale HomosexualitySocial evolutionSociobiologySOCIAL SCIENCE






