Codes, Silences, and Homophobia: Challenging Normative Assumptions About Gender and Sexuality in Contemporary LGBTQ Young Adult Literature

Wickens, Corrine M.

doi:10.1007/s10583-011-9129-0

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Codes, Silences, and Homophobia: Challenging Normative Assumptions About Gender and Sexuality in Contemporary LGBTQ Young Adult Literature

Author(s): Corrine M. Wickens

Publication date (Print): March 26 2011

Journal: Children's Literature in Education

Publisher: Springer Nature

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Normative Sexual Behavior in Children: A Contemporary Sample

William Friedrich, Jennifer H Fisher, Daniel Broughton … (1998)

Sexual behavior in children can cause uncertainty in the clinician because of the relationship between sexual abuse and sexual behavior. Consequently, it is important to understand normative childhood sexual behavior.