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Download or read book Sexualidad y salud reproductiva written by Claudio Stern and published by El Colegio de Mexico. This book was released on 2001 with total page 428 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Este libro contiene los once trabajos y los comentarios y reflexiones expuestos en el Seminario Internacional sobre Avances en Salud Reproductiva y Sexualidad celebrado en la ciudad de M xico en noviembre de 1996, as como una introducci n que intenta ofrecer una visi n global de los trabajos y de la reuni n en su conjunto. Hablar de salud reproductiva es enfrentarse a un campo de multiplicidades de todo tio en el que convergen, no s lo diversas perspectivas te ricas, sino disciplinas que abrevan tanto del rea de las ciencias sociales como de las ciencias biom dicas. en el campo de las ciencias sociales el debate entre las posiciones universalistas y las relativistas ha sido constante, y se refleja tamb en en el rea espec fica de la salud reproductiva cuando se plantea que los comportamientos reproductivo y sexual deben enenderse como conductas socialmente estructuradas y no c mo conductas guiadas por determinismos biol ticos. La mayor a de los trabajos presentados en este volumen tiene como transfondo dicho debate. Adem s de cap tulos acerca de elementos te ricos y conceptuales en torno al constructivismo social, de la salud reproductiva, el g nero y la sexualidad, se presentan trabajos sobre temas espec ficos de investigaci n tales como la tica y la sexualidad, la coerci n sexual, el aborto, el embarazo adolescente, y los j venes y el sida, entre otros. La mayor a de los autores de los cap tulos son investigadores reconocidos como l deres en sus respectivos campos en el mbitomundial, por lo que confiamos en que este volumen contribuir a aportar una visi n actualizada de los avances recientes en el campo de la salud reproductiva y la sexualidad desde la perspectiva de las ciencias sociales.

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