Bulletin #2023001

Claire Kimberley (2016. "Permission To Cheat: Ethnography of a Swingers' Convention," Sexuality & Culture, 20: 56-68. DOI: 10.1007S12119-015-9399-Y.

Although some research has been done on the communicative practices among swingers, none has taken a holistic approach to investigating the formation of sexual scripts within the swinging community. The purpose of this ethnographic study was to analyze the communicative techniques being used to initiate conversation about engaging in sexual interactions with those outside of a primary romantic relationship. During a four-day swingers’ convention held in the United States, field notes were taken and cultural artifacts were reviewed. In addition, 32 formal interviews were conducted with married spouses who participated in this lifestyle after the convention concluded. An aggregation of the observed social behaviors and resulting communicative scripts has been organized into three chronological themes: introductions, noting of interest, and invitation to engage in sexual relations.

SWINGING AND RELATED SUBJECTS: A BIBLIOGRAPHY (W)

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THE ELECTRONIC JOURNAL OF HUMAN SEXUALITY: CUMULATIVE INDEX OF VOL. 1-3 (1998-2000)

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ANDERSON, Peter B., Keri DIEZ, and Susan F. TYNES
— “Sexuality and Senior Olympians,”, 1998(1)

ANDERSON, Peter B., Akram FAKHFAKH, and Mary Alice KONDYLIS
—“Attitudes Toward The Media's Portrayals of Gays and Lesbians ,” 1999(2)

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BERGSTRAND, Curtis, and Jennifer Blevins WILLIAMS
—“Today's Alternative Marriage Styles: The Case of Swingers ,” 2000(3)
BULLOUGH, Vern (Reviewer)
—Nymphomania: A History (Book, Carol Groneman, New York, NY: W.W. Norton & Co., 2000),  2000(3)
BURROW, Jason J., Roseann HANNON, and David S. HALL
— “College Students' Perceptions of Women's Verbal and Nonverbal Consent for Sexual Intercourse,” 1998(1)

D
DARK, Barry M., and Klaus de ALBUQUERQUE
— “Banning Sexual Asymmetry on Campus,” 1998(1)

E
EPP, Janice
— “Sexological Interviewing Techniques ,” 1998(1)

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FISHER, Jacqueline “Fran”
—“Making a Transition between Elective Asceticism and Secular Life: A Life-Narrative Study of Former Roman Catholic Nuns,” 1998(1)
FUGLSANG OWENS, Annette (Reviewer)
—Brief and Extended Interventions in Sexual Abuse, Second Edition (Book, Robert H. Rencken, American Counseling Association, 2000), 2000(3)
—Erectile Dysfunction. Integrating Couple Therapy, Sex Therapy, and Medical Treatment  (Book. Gerald R. Weeks & Nancy Gambescia, New York, NY: W.W. Norton, 2000), 2000(3)
—Eros and Pornography in Russian Culture. (Book, Marcus C. Levitt & Andrei L. Toporkov, Editors, Moscow: Ladomir Publishers, 1999), 2000(3)
—Sexual Health For Men. The Complete Guide (Book, Richard F. Spark, Perseus Publishing, 2000), 2000(3)
— Sexual Medicine in Primary Care (Book,William L. Maurice, and Majorie A. Bowman, Mosby, 1999), 1999(2)
—The Male Body: A New Look at Men in Public and in Private (Book, Susan Bordo, New York, NY: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1999),  2000(3)
—The Penguin Atlas of Human Sexual Behavior: Sexuality and Sexual Practices Around the World (Book, Judith Mackay, The Penguin Group, 2000), 2000(3)
—The Sexual Male: Problems and Solutions  (Book, Richard Milsten and Julian Slowinski, New York, NY: W.W. Norton, 1999), 1999(2)
—Sexuality, Society, and Feminism (Book, Cheryl Brown Travis & Jacquelyn W. White, Editors, American Psychological Society, 2000), 2000(3)
—Women's Sexualities. Generations of Women Share Intimate Secrets of Sexual Self-Acceptance (Carol Rinkleib Ellison, New Harbinger Publications, 2000), 2000(3)

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GLICKMAN, Charlie
—“The Language of Sex Positivity,” 2000(3)

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HALL, David S.
—“Consent for Sexual Behavior in a College Student Population,” 1998(1)
—“Editorial - Feb. 6, 1999,” 1999(2)
—“Editorial - July 1, 1999,” 1999(2)
—“Editorial - Sept. 8, 1999,” 1999(2)
—“Holiday Editorial,” 1998(1)
—“Opening Editorial: Welcome to EJHS,” 1998(1)
 —Teaching Sex: The Shaping of Adolescence in the 20^th Century (Book, Jeffrey P. Moran, Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1999 (2000(3)
HANNON, Roseann, David HALL, Vianey GONZALEZ, and Holly CACCIAPAGLIA
—“Revision and Reliability of a Measure of Sexual Attitudes ,” 1999(2)
HAROIAN, Loretta
—“Child Sexual Development,” 2000(3)
HUNTER, Lisa Kirsten
— “Condom Use of Female College Students as a Function of Information versus Role Play and Modeling,” 1998(1)

K
KLEIN, Marty
—“The History and Future of Sex,” 1999(2)
— “The Meaning of Sex,” 1998(1)
KLEIN, Randy Sue
— “Penile Augmentation Surgery,” 1999(2)

M
MOSER, Charles
—“Addressing the Healthcare Needs of Sexual Minority Patients ,” 1999(2)

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OGDEN, Gina (Reviewer)
—The Technology of Orgasm: "Hysteria," the Vibrator, and Women's Sexual Satisfaction (Book, Rachel P. Maines, Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1999), 2003(3)

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TIEFER, Leonore
—“A New View of Women's Sexual Problems,” 2000(3)

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WALSH, Harry A.
— “Mandatory Celibacy and Sexual Ethics in the Latin Rite of the Roman Catholic Church,” 1999(2)

 

 

 
 

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POLYAMORY: A BIBLIOGRAPHY, PART II

 

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SWINGING & RELATED SUBJECTS: A BIBLIOGRAPHY (K)

 

I. ARTICLES

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• KALNINS, llze (2000). “Commentary: An Environmental Perspective on Health Promotion in the Home Setting,” in B. D. Poland, L. W. Green & I. Rootman (Eds.), Settings for Health Promotion: Linking Theory and Practice (76-85), Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications

• KANE, Emily W. & Mimi SCHIPPERS. (1996). “Men’s and Women’s Beliefs About Gender and Sexuality.” Gender and Society, 10(5), 650-665

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II. BOOKS
• KAPLAN, Helen Singer (2015). The Illustrated Manual of Sex Therapy, 2nd edition,
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• KING, Bruce M. (2011) Human Sexuality Today. 7th Edition, Pearson. Softcover. 528 pp. ISBN-13: 978-0205015672

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III. DISSERTATIONS / THESES
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SWINGING & RELATED SUBJECTS: A BIBLIOGRAPHY (C)

 

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• CHEN, Daryl (1998). Mademoiselle. [Online] November 104(11) 167, 192+

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• CHERLIN, Andrew  (1979), “Cohabitation: How the French and Swedes Do It,” Psychology Today, October, 13:18

• CHIEN, Liu (2003). “Does Quality of Marital Sex Decline With Duration?” Archives of Sexual Behavior, 32(1): 55-60

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• COGSWELL, Betty E. (1975). “Variant Family Forms and Life Styles: Rejection of the Traditional Nuclear Family.” The Family Coordinator, 24(4): 391-406

• COHEN, A.K. (1959).  “The Study of Social Organization and Deviant  Behavior,” in R.K. Merton et al. (Ed.) , Sociology Today, New York: Basic Books, Inc.

• COLE, Charles L., & Graham B. SPANIER (1973), “Induction Into Mate-Swapping: A Review.” Family Process, 12(3) : 279-290

• COLE, Charles.L. and Graham B, SPANIER (1974), “Co-marital Mate-Sharing and Family Stability” The Journal of Sex Research, 10(1): 21-31. This is a revision of a paper presented at the annual meeting of the National Council on Family Relations, November 4, 1972

• COLE, Charles L. and Graham B. SPANIER (1972), “Mate Swapping: Perceptions, Value Orientations, and Participation in a Midwestern Community," Archives of Sexual Behavior, 4(2): 143-159. This is a revision of a paper titled “Mate Swapping: Participation, Knowledge and Values in a Midwestern Community” presented at the 1972 meeting of the Midwest Sociological Society.

• COLE, Charles L.  (1977), “Cohabitation in Social Context,” in Roger Libby and Robert Whitehurst (Eds.), Marriage and Alternatives, Glenview, IL: Scott, Foresman and Co.

• COMFORT, Alexander  (1972), “Sexuality in a Zero Growth Society,” Center Report, 1972

• CONSTANTINE, Larry L. and T. M. CONSTANTINE (1970), “Where Is Marriage Going,” Futurist, Spring 1970: 44-46

II. BOOKS

• ANDRES, Kay & Spencer KETC (1974). The Swinger's Handbook: The Definitive How-To Guide to Group Sex, Pocket Books, Softcover, 187 pp. ISBN-13: 978-0679786953

CALVO, Gabriel, and Kathy KELLY (1988). Face to Face: Becoming a Happier Married Couple, Intl Marriage Encounter. Softcover. 166 pp. ISBN-13: 9780936098579

• CAMPBELL, Susan M. (1980), The Couple’s Journey: Intimacy As a Path to Wholeness, Impact Pub. Softcover. 207 pp. ISBN-13: 978-0915166459

• CAROLL, Donald (1973), Four's Company, London: Talm, Franklin Limited. Hardcover. 190 pp. ISBN-10: 0-90073517-1

• CLINEHELL, Howard John, and Charlotte H. Clinebell  (1970), The Intimate Marriage, New York, N.Y.: HarperCollins College Div. Hardcover. 234 pp. ISBN-13: 978-006614997

• COLEMAN, Emily (1974), Making Friends with the Opposite Sex, Los Angeles, CA: Cressrelles Publishing Co Ltd. Hardcover. 301 pp. ISBN-13: 978-0859560108

• COLTON, Helen (1972). Sex after the Sexual  Revolution. New York: Association Press. Hardcover. 254 pp. ISBN-10: 0-8096-183-2

• COTT, Nancy F.  (2000), Public Vows: A History of Marriage and the Nation, Harvard University Press. Hardcover. 304 pp. ISBN-13: 978-0674003200

• CRENSHAW, Roger T.  (1979), Expressing Your Feelings: The Key to An Intimate Relationship, New York, N.Y.: Irvington Pub. Softcover. 230 pp. ISBN-13: 978-0829002522

• CUBER, John F. and Peggy B. HAROFF (1966), Sex and the Significant Americans: A Study of Sexual Behavior Among the Affluent.  Harmondsworth: Penguin Books. Softcover. ISBN-13: 978-014-0208818