The Male in the Head: Young People, Heterosexuality and Power

By J. Holland, C. Ramazanoğlu, S. Sharpe, R. Thomson. 2004

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‘We didn't cover that at school’: education against pleasure or education for pleasure? (2005, background): “Qualitative work in the area reveals (for example, Ingham et al., 1991; Holland et al., 1992, 1998) that the regret is in many cases linked to a perceived failure, normally on the woman’s part, to ‘save’ the event for the ‘right person’ and the ‘right time’.”
Teen girls, sexual double standards and ‘sexting’: Gendered value in digital image exchange (2013, background): “The discourse that self-sexualising through sexting images puts girls at moral risk of exploitation works through age-old ‘sexual double standards’ that: position girls’ sexuality as something innocent, pure and at risk of contamination through active desire (Griffin, 1985; Jackson and Cram, 2003; T”
‘Wild’ girls? An exploration of ‘ladette’ cultures in secondary schools (2006, background): “…2) Although not all of the teachers that were interviewed talked about girls and sexuality, those that did suggested that many girls, that might be seen as ‘ladettes’, now talk more openly about sex than girls did in the past (see Lees, 1986; Hey, 1997; Holland et al., 1998; Kehily, 2002).”
Who is the “Self” in Self Reports of Sexual Satisfaction? Research and Policy Implications (2011, result): “This theme has been found consistently in qualitative studies, particularly in research with young women (Holland et al. 2004; Thompson 1995; Tolman 2002).”
The `Fair Deal'? Unpacking Accounts of Reciprocity in Heterosex (2003, background): “Women who feel constrained from such actions because they find it difficult to escape the straitjacket of passive female sexuality (Gavey and McPhillips, 1999), and/or to find room for their sexual desire within heterosexual relationships (Holland et al., 1998; Tolman, 1994), may find occasions and ”