Why Is Sex Fun?: The Evolution Of Human Sexuality (Science Masters) [Paperback]

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Many people pursue fitness because we want to remain popular with partners and potential partners, and we remain healthy so we are able to continue to get sex with those partners. But why do people care much about sex? This book, written by an evolutionary biologist, explains how all the weird quirks of human sexuality located be: sex without having intention of procreation, invisible fertility, sex acts pursued in private--all common to us, but very different from most other species. Exactly Why Is Sex Fun? asks us to have a look at ourselves in the brand-new way, and richly rewards us for doing so. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of the title.

This book speculates for the evolutionary forces that shaped the unique aspects of human sexuality: female menopause, males' role in society, having sex in private, and?most unusual of all?having sex just for fun as opposed to for procreation. Through comparative evolution, biologist and science author Diamond (Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fate of Human Societies, LJ 2/15/97), poses credible and thought-provoking yet entertaining factors: the lengthy duration of dependency of human infants, sex for pleasure because the tie that can help bind a mother along with a father together, and menopause as a possible evolutionary advantage that, by ending the childbearing years, allows females to give wisdom and data to society and succeeding generations. Recommended for the majority of libraries.?Gloria Maxwell, Kansas City P.L., Kan.
Copyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition with this title.






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