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With Pleasure: Thoughts on the Nature of Human Sexuality

by Paul R. Abramson, Steven D. Pinkerton

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This study argues that human sexuality cannot be understood if its significance is limited to reproduction alone. The authors define sexual pleasure as a unifying phenomenon to account for the practices of sexuality. They show that reproduction itself occurs as a by-product of pleasure.
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To pleasures
Everlasting and ephemeral
Derived from my daughters
Annaka and Sienna
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To my lovely wife Heidi
with dreams of Kawai
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This study argues that human sexuality cannot be understood if its significance is limited to reproduction alone. The authors define sexual pleasure as a unifying phenomenon to account for the practices of sexuality. They show that reproduction itself occurs as a by-product of pleasure.

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