Endnotes and Bibliography

ENDNOTES

Chapter 1 - Sex and Culture

 1   Musonius Rufus, The Roman Socrates; Cora Lutz; Yale Classical Studies 10; 1947

 2   The Greek Anthology; G.P. Putnam’s Sons; 1916

 3   The Garden of Priapus: Sexuality and Aggression in Roman Humor; Amy Richlin; Oxford University Press; 1992

 4   The Story of the Strix: Ancient; Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Association, Vol. 44; Samuel Grant Oliphant; 1913

 5    Tantra Unveiled by Pandit Rajmani; Himalayan Institute Press; January 25, 1999.

 6   Associated Press; April 16, 2007

 7  The Globe and Mail; “Porn Calms Danish Seniors”; September 5, 2001

 8  Time Magazine; June 17, 2008

 9  Tan Yingzi; China Daily; May 15, 2009

10  Suite 101.com; June 17, 2007

11  China Daily; May 19, 2009

12  Tania Branigan, guardian.co.uk; May 15, 2009

13  CNN World; January 11, 2010

14  Reuters, November 26, 2007

15  Global Study of Sexual Attitudes and Behaviors; EO Laumann; A Nicolosi; DB Glasser; A Paik; C Gingell; E Moreira; T Wang; for the GSSAB Investigators' Group; 2006

16  NBC special, "Sex, Buys and Advertising"

17  Neil Postman, media theorist and author of the seminal work, Amusing Ourselves to Death

18  Can't Buy My Love: How Advertising Changes the Way We Think and Feel; Jean Kilbourne, PhD; Free Press; November 2, 2000

19  2003 Environmental Scan, a Report to the Online Computer Library Center (OCLC) Membership

20  The Colorado Springs Business Journal; Amy Guillentine; August 31, 2007

21  Still Sexy After All These Years?: The 9 Unspoken Truths About Women's Desire Beyond 50; Deborah Nedelman and Leah Kliger; Perigee Trade; February 7, 2006

22  Newsweek; Barbara Kantrowitz and Pat Wingert; May 29, 2009

23  Ibid.

24  Hadley Freeman, The Guardian, March 24, 2009.

25  Joanna Weiss, The Boston Globe, “Hollywood’s burden on aging women”; January 2, 201

26  U.S. Census Bureau; Current Population Survey -- Annual Social and Economic Supplement; 2008.

27  "Illegitimacy, Postwar Psychology, and the Reperiodisation of the Sexual Revolution"; Alan Petigny; Journal of Social History; fall 2004.

28  Times Online; Jeremy Page in Delhi; August 22, 200729  “THE REAL TRUTH ABOUT BEAUTY: A GLOBAL REPORT”; Findings of the Global Study on Women, Beauty and Well-Being, sponsored by Dove (Unilever); September 2004.

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Chapter 3 - The Physiology of Sex

1    Kohli N, et al. An overview of the clinical manifestations, diagnosis and classification of pelvic organ prolapse.  http://www.uptodate.com/home/index.html

2    WebMd “Symptoms of Menopause”

3    The North American Menopause Society Website, “Confirming Menopause”

4    National Institute on Aging: Age Page, Menopause, April 2008

5    Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation, Article on Menopause, http://www.dslrf.org/mwh/content.asp?L2=1&L3=3&SID=244

6    WebMD “Symptoms of Menopause” http://www.webmd.com/menopause/guide/hot-flashes

7    Heart Disease and Stroke Statistics, 2008 Update, American Heart Association

8    Cardiovascular Disease Foundation, Website www.cvdf.org

9    National Institute of Health, Senior Health “Breast Cancer Causes and Risk Factors”, 09/03.

10  American Heart Association, Statistical Fact Sheet, Populations 2010.

11  Quick Facts About Heart Disease and Stroke, American Heart Association

12  McSweeney, J.,Women’s Early Warning Symptoms of AMI. Circulation. 2003; 108:2619-2623.

13  Women’s Health Foundation:http://www.womensheart.org/content/HeartAttack

14  "Sex talk eases fear of Sex after Heart Attack" WebMD, S. Boyles, WebMD Health News, 05/21/2010.

15   Ibid

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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