Why I'd Fail a Plethysmograph. And Why I Don't Care.

Update: 2008-05-03

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Patrick Julius delivers a scathing critique of scientific studies that attempt to measure our complex sexualities with simplistic devices designed to measure sexual response. This is an original work included in anthology of queer men's essays on gender and politics, "Beyond Masculinity." You can find the essays online at http://www.beyondmasculinity.com/.

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Why I'd Fail a Plethysmograph. And Why I Don't Care.

Patrick Julius

Why I'd Fail a Plethysmograph. And Why I Don't Care.