Sexuality issues in the movement to abolish female genital cutting in Sudan
Sexuality issues in the movement to abolish female genital cutting in Sudan
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DOI：
10.1525/maq.2006.20.1.121
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发表时间：
2006-03-01
影响因子：
2.2
通讯作者：
Gruenbaum, E
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作者：
Gruenbaum, E
2004年在七个苏丹农村社区进行的人种学研究表明，插入与对成功的男性性反应的期望之间存在着深刻的联系，这种联系被对女性首选体型的审美价值所强化。相比之下，女性认为没有阴茎的身体既不得体又不美丽，而且会使女性在性方面无法取悦丈夫。女性的性反应直到最近才开始在改变努力结束女性生殖器切割的背景下被讨论。
Ethnographic research in seven rural Sudanese communities in 2004 demonstrates the deep association between infibulation and expectations for successful male sexual response, reinforced by aesthetic values about the preferred body form for females. In contrast, women conceive of the uninfrbulated body as lacking in both propriety and beauty, as well as making a woman less able to please a husband sexually. Female sexual response has only recently begun to be discussed in the context of change efforts to end female genital cutting.