Evolution, gender, and rape / edited by Cheryl Brown Travis.
Multidisciplinary critiques of the notion of rape as an evolutionary adaptation.
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Table of Contents:
- Talking evolution and selling difference / Cheryl Brown Travis
- Female sexuality and the myth of male control / Christine M. Drea and Kim Wallen
- Power asymmetries between the sexes, mate preferences, and components of fitness / Patricia Adair Gowaty
- Does self-report make sense as an investigative method in evolutionary psychology? / Stephanie A. Shields and Pamela Steinke
- Understanding rape / Ethel Tobach and Rachel Reed
- Pop sociobiology reborn : the evolutionary psychology of sex and violence / A. Leah Vickers and Philip Kitcher.
- Of vice and men : a case study in evolutionary psychology / Jerry A. Coyne
- Evolutionary models of why men rape : acknowledging the complexities / Mary P. Koss
- Theory and data on rape and evolution / Cheryl Brown Travis
- Unnatural history of rape / Michael Kimmel
- Violence against science : rape and evolution / Elisabeth A. Lloyd
- Origins of sex differences in human behavior : evolved dispositions versus social roles / Alice H. Eagly and Wendy Wood
- Evolutionary value of the man (to) child affiliative bond : closer to oblibgate than to facultative / Wade C. Mackey.
- Rape-free versus rape-prone : how culture makes a difference / Peggy Reeves Sanday
- "What is rape?"-toward a historical, ethnographic approach / Emily Martin
- Understanding rape : a metatheoretical framework / Jacquelyn W. White and Lori A. Post
- Coming full circle : refuting biological determinism / Sue V. Rosser.