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Women who don't fit stereotypes don't fare much better, says Jim Pfaus, a psychologist at Concordia University in Montreal who studies behavioral neurobiology. "What is a woman who expresses arousal in response to blatantly visual sexual cues? I hope we've moved beyond calling her a slut while calling a man who does the same a stud." But the cultural prejudice behind those labels persists, he says...
Research by Meredith Chivers at the Center for Addiction and Mental Health, affiliated with the University of Toronto, shows that women do respond to sexy visual stimuli. In fact, in a study recently presented at a Kinsey Institute conference on female sexuality, Chivers found that women show physical signs of arousal in response to a wider variety of images (including films of bonobo chimps mating) than men do. But unlike in men, this physical arousal is not closely paired with a subjective feeling of being turned on. In short, physical arousal for women can come before or even...
...teacher of the third introductory course, “Introduction to Visual Representation and Film Analysis,” has yet to be announced...
Concentrators also must complete at least six advanced courses “directly related to film and visual studies”—or up to nine advanced courses if they choose not to write a senior thesis...
...Cinema studies, truly conceived in relation to visual studies and architecture, is the way of the future,” she said...