Carol A Pollis
Biographic Data
| ID | 124294 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Carol A Pollis |
| GIVEN NAMES | Carol A |
| FAMILY NAME | Pollis |
| SIGNATURE | POLLIS C A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wisconsin–Green Bay |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Introduction a special issue on feminist perspectives on sexuality
(1990). Introduction a special issue on feminist perspectives on sexuality. The Journal of Sex Research: Vol. 27, Feminist Perspectives on Sexuality, pp. 1-5
An assessment of the impacts of feminism on sexual science
This paper presents an assessment of the impacts which feminism has had on sexual science. The assessment is based on an analysis of the degree to which feminist perspectives and scholarship have been integrated into: a) human sexuality curriculum materials, and b) articles published from 1980–1986 in a leading sexual science journal. Feminist impacts on curriculum materials are evaluated by reviewing several recent analyses and critiques of them…
The apparatus of sexuality: Reflections on Foucault's contributions to the study of sex in history
In a 1979 review of Michel Foucault's The History of Sexuality, Volume 1: An Introduction for The American Historical Review (1978/1980a; French publication, 1976), Gilbert stated that Foucault's slender volume dramatically changed the field of sexual (p. 1020). This was a substantial claim for a field which Bullough (1972) just a few years earlier had characterized as virgin territory. is a claim worth considering, given the wealth of analysis a…
The Family in Social Context
Sensitive Drawings of Sexual Activity in Human Sexuality Textbooks: An Analysis on Communication and Bias
Sensitive drawings are a distinctive genre of explicit sexual imagery which has become a standard way of illustrating sexual acts in human sexuality textbooks. This essay presents an analysis of signs defining age, ethnic status, class, and sexual identity encoded in such sensitive drawings as used in 23 recent textbooks and of the biases which this encoding reflects. The strong class and heterosexual biases characterizing the images are consiste…
Technology Assessment and Quality of Life
Single and array stimuli as determinants of social judgment
Marriage and the Family: A Comprehensive Reader
Sociological Referents of Social Norms
NISBET (1966:6) has recently defined and discussed the history of five unit-ideas which he considers to be central to the sociological tradition: community, authority, status, the sacred, and alienation. Another unitidea central to the sociological tradition which might appropriately be added to this list is that of social norm. Most sociologists considering the concept of social norm in this light would agree that it is fundamental to the analys…
Dating Involvement and Patterns of Idealization: A Test of Waller's Hypothesis
Primary respondents, representing three degrees of emotional involvement with their dating partners, and their best friends evaluated the frequency with which each primary respondent's dating partner exhibited 17 characteristics. Data were used to test the hypothesis, derived from Willard Waller's analysis of idealization, that individuals tend to be differentially idealistic about their dating partners in the order of casual involvement < modera…
An assessment of the impacts of feminism on sexual science
This paper presents an assessment of the impacts which feminism has had on sexual science. The assessment is based on an analysis of the degree to which feminist perspectives and scholarship have been integrated into: a) human sexuality curriculum materials, and b) articles published from 1980–1986 in a leading sexual science journal. Feminist impacts on curriculum materials are evaluated by reviewing several recent analyses and critiques of them…
Introduction a special issue on feminist perspectives on sexuality
(1990). Introduction a special issue on feminist perspectives on sexuality. The Journal of Sex Research: Vol. 27, Feminist Perspectives on Sexuality, pp. 1-5
Sensitive Drawings of Sexual Activity in Human Sexuality Textbooks: An Analysis on Communication and Bias
Sensitive drawings are a distinctive genre of explicit sexual imagery which has become a standard way of illustrating sexual acts in human sexuality textbooks. This essay presents an analysis of signs defining age, ethnic status, class, and sexual identity encoded in such sensitive drawings as used in 23 recent textbooks and of the biases which this encoding reflects. The strong class and heterosexual biases characterizing the images are consiste…
Dating Involvement and Patterns of Idealization: A Test of Waller's Hypothesis
Primary respondents, representing three degrees of emotional involvement with their dating partners, and their best friends evaluated the frequency with which each primary respondent's dating partner exhibited 17 characteristics. Data were used to test the hypothesis, derived from Willard Waller's analysis of idealization, that individuals tend to be differentially idealistic about their dating partners in the order of casual involvement < modera…
The apparatus of sexuality: Reflections on Foucault's contributions to the study of sex in history
In a 1979 review of Michel Foucault's The History of Sexuality, Volume 1: An Introduction for The American Historical Review (1978/1980a; French publication, 1976), Gilbert stated that Foucault's slender volume dramatically changed the field of sexual (p. 1020). This was a substantial claim for a field which Bullough (1972) just a few years earlier had characterized as virgin territory. is a claim worth considering, given the wealth of analysis a…
The Family in Social Context
Marriage and the Family: A Comprehensive Reader
Dating Involvement and Patterns of Idealization: A Test of Waller's Hypothesis
Primary respondents, representing three degrees of emotional involvement with their dating partners, and their best friends evaluated the frequency with which each primary respondent's dating partner exhibited 17 characteristics. Data were used to test the hypothesis, derived from Willard Waller's analysis of idealization, that individuals tend to be differentially idealistic about their dating partners in the order of casual involvement < modera…
Marriage and the Family: A Comprehensive Reader
Sociological Referents of Social Norms
NISBET (1966:6) has recently defined and discussed the history of five unit-ideas which he considers to be central to the sociological tradition: community, authority, status, the sacred, and alienation. Another unitidea central to the sociological tradition which might appropriately be added to this list is that of social norm. Most sociologists considering the concept of social norm in this light would agree that it is fundamental to the analys…
Single and array stimuli as determinants of social judgment
Technology Assessment and Quality of Life
Sensitive Drawings of Sexual Activity in Human Sexuality Textbooks: An Analysis on Communication and Bias
Sensitive drawings are a distinctive genre of explicit sexual imagery which has become a standard way of illustrating sexual acts in human sexuality textbooks. This essay presents an analysis of signs defining age, ethnic status, class, and sexual identity encoded in such sensitive drawings as used in 23 recent textbooks and of the biases which this encoding reflects. The strong class and heterosexual biases characterizing the images are consiste…
The apparatus of sexuality: Reflections on Foucault's contributions to the study of sex in history
In a 1979 review of Michel Foucault's The History of Sexuality, Volume 1: An Introduction for The American Historical Review (1978/1980a; French publication, 1976), Gilbert stated that Foucault's slender volume dramatically changed the field of sexual (p. 1020). This was a substantial claim for a field which Bullough (1972) just a few years earlier had characterized as virgin territory. is a claim worth considering, given the wealth of analysis a…
The Family in Social Context
An assessment of the impacts of feminism on sexual science
This paper presents an assessment of the impacts which feminism has had on sexual science. The assessment is based on an analysis of the degree to which feminist perspectives and scholarship have been integrated into: a) human sexuality curriculum materials, and b) articles published from 1980–1986 in a leading sexual science journal. Feminist impacts on curriculum materials are evaluated by reviewing several recent analyses and critiques of them…
Introduction a special issue on feminist perspectives on sexuality
(1990). Introduction a special issue on feminist perspectives on sexuality. The Journal of Sex Research: Vol. 27, Feminist Perspectives on Sexuality, pp. 1-5
Psychology (8 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Human sexuality (4 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Psychoanalysis (3 works)