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9137 An Argument for Genes on the Subject of Determining Homosexuality. This paper will discuss the pros ad cons of choice verses genetics within the scope of homosexuality. By showing that many gays are influenced by genetics in their sexuality, we can see how this creates a point in matter, but in the field of psychology, it is obvious that both have their flaws and positive aspects. Also, the elements of cell structure are as well, a factor in the way that a person may choose the homosexual lifestyle in their lives. With these differing theories we can see how they weigh each other out, but the pros and cons of each argument will make themselves apparent. 12 pgs. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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8775 Cultural Differences between America and Caribbean Gays. This eight-page paper looks at the differences between homosexuals in the United States of America, discussing key posts such as teaching, then comparing Filipino gays in America and those of the Caribbean, finally discussing the laws and attitudes towards Gays in these islands. 8 pgs. Bibliography lists 14 sources.
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5796 Homosexuality and Two Eastern Faiths: Buddhism, Taoism, and Perceptions of Same- Sex Relationships. This paper addresses the concept of homosexuality in respect to the religions of Taoism and Buddhism. These two Eastern religions have significantly different perceptions regarding homosexuality than the traditional assumptions in Western religions. Buddhism openly embraces homosexuality as part of its tradition, and Taoism does not openly object to homosexuality. 10 pgs. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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5998 Mossop and Egan and the Standpoint of Democracy. This essay discusses the Mossop and Egan cases in the context of how homosexual rights were denied on a certain realm. The paper argues that excluding homosexuals from the right to belong in a "family union" is anti-democratic. 9 pgs. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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4463 Homosexuality and Rights. This paper explores how divergence of scholarly publications and media reviews coincide during specific time frames. The paper notes how significant progress has been made in Western society on the issue of homosexuality. At one time, homosexuality was regarded as either a disease or a psychiatric disorder, and homosexuals were ostracized in society. Today, homosexuality has begun to be viewed by more people as a lifestyle choice, rather than as a sickness. Nonetheless, homophobia prevails in society, and the dominant culture continues to marginalize homosexuals and deny them true equality. 9 pgs. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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4686 Gays on Television. This paper attempts to illustrate the problem with the portrayal of gays on television and identify it as being one of the major problems of homosexual prejudice. 4 pgs. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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11682 Jonathon Alter, "Degrees of Discomfort - Is Homophobia Equivalent to Racism". This paper is a review of an article by Jonathon Alter, "Degrees of Discomfort - Is Homophobia Equivalent to Racism". Newsweek. March 12, 1990. The essay discusses the article and assesses the validity of Alter's arguments. 4 pgs. 1 source.
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