Social constructions of sexuality
For this assignment, you will write a 4-page (double-spaced) paper and upload it to WebCourses in Word (.doc/.docx) or Rich Text (.rtf) format. The paper will have double-spaced text and use standard 12-point font and 1-inch margins. There is no need for a separate title page. Your paper should be in the standard 5-paragraph expository essay format (Links to an external site.), and you should cite at least 4 class readings from the first three weeks of class (Modules 1-3). Of course, you may also use and cite the online videos, but they will not count toward your 4 required citations. Again, your essay will be based on the required materials from modules 1-3; there′s no need to make use of materials from outside the class.[unique_solution] The assignment must be submitted through WebCourses by Sunday 1/26/2020 at 11:59pm, and it must be in one file (do not put references in a separate file–please make sure everything is in one file BEFORE uploading your submission.Based on the readings we′ve had so far, your paper should explain the sociological approach to sexuality, which argues that sexuality is socially constructed. In your paper, you should use the ideas expressed in course readings to address the following interrelated ideas: Clearly define what is meant by the social construction of sexuality. How is the sociological perspective different from essentialist approaches to sexuality? What are the important themes in understanding sexuality as socially constructed? What are some important theoretical frameworks that specify the social constructionist perspective on sexuality? Although I have numbered the above writing prompts, please do not number the points in your paper–you must use write things out in standard 5-paragraph essay format. And, again, remember to use (and cite) at least 4 course readings in order to explain the ideas. 4 readings are below: 1. ″Bringing intersexy back?″ Intersexuals and sexual satisfactions by Geogiann Davis 2. ″The invention of sexuality″ by Jeffrey Week′s 3. ″The perils and pleasures of sex for trans people″ by Harper Jean Tobin 4. ″The social organization of desire: the sexual fields approach″ by Adam Green Some readings are from the Textbook- Sex Matters: The Sexuality & Society Reader. Fifth Edition Please cite them in essay.