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    her face, both have a male feature- Venus’s head, the woman’s boot and both have a reference to castration- Venus’s penis, the woman’s bloody handkerchief, and both are masturbating- Venus’s large hand and the woman’s finger in her vaginal opening. Both men are interacting with their woman and both men have a sea symbol- the anchor and the net. Next is the representation of his connection to castration anxiety that is shown in the

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    Introduction: Kondashevkaya, M., & Diatroptov, M. (2013). Behavioural Characteristics of Ovariectomied Wistar Rats Trained in a Maze. Effect of Mental Stress and Castration for Infradian Rhythms. In Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine (2nd ed., Vol. 155, pp. 241-246). Moscow: Springer Science Business Media New York. The purpose of this research was to determine if castrated rats are slower in locomotive activities compared to intact rats. Data from these kinds of experiments and research

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    Freudian concept of castration is one that has been heavily debated in literary circles. Sadoff points out numerous critics who see Rochester’s punishment as a castration, starting with Richard Chase, who “[was] the first of many critics to read Rochester’s punishment and injury as a ‘symbolic castration’” (527) with an emphasis on punishing Rochester. Others claim Rochester’s castration had different causes and motivations. Gilbert and Gubar, for example, claim the “castration” was not intended

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    continues to occur in the United States. On September 3rd a law was passed in Guam to begin chemically castrated sex offenders prior to being released on parole. Chemical castration is a process in which sex offenders will intake anti-androgen, a hormone medication to control unacceptable sexual behavior. The chemical castration ill cause a reduction in a person's sexual

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    The castration of male animals raised for meat production has been extensively practiced for centuries for fat deposit and the calmer behavior. Usually, castration of male is performed by producers without anesthesia; it is highly likely painful and nerve-racking events because testes and scrotal skin innervated with nociceptors. In addition, castration may have temporary injurious effects on the growth, tireless effects on the immune system and condition of the animals. This situation raises the

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    What Is Pedophilia?

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    lives. Life in prison, death penalty, surgical castration, and chemical castration, are each courses of action for dealing with child sex offenders. Each one has its own set of ethical and moral issues, questions, and arguments.

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    Castration for Repeat Sexual Offenders by the state senate of Florida Prepared for The Florida state senate Tampa, Florida By Justin Masters Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Com 221 HYB April 10, 2016   ABSTRACT This article covers the castration of repeat sexual offenders. Many countries have started using castration as a treatment for sexual offenders to lower the rate of reoffending. The use of castration has sparked many debates and even started human rights groups. Covered within this

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    Repeated Sex Offenders

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    Castration Legality of Repeated Sex Offenders: Is it Ethical? Upon Google searching (2017), "define castration", one will find that it is "the state of being deprived of power, vitality, or vigor." Castration is also known as a gonadectomy in view of the fact that the gonads are disabled. Indeed, castration does not do anything less than apprehend a man's dignity. However, under the circumstances of repeated sexual offenses by an adult male, does he not deserve it as punishment? Some may attest

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    Questions & Responses Should sex offenders be castrated? Support your position/list pros and cons. Distinguish physical vs. chemical castration. Discuss the best treatment programs for sex offenders. Yes, I do think male sex offenders should be castrated, considering males are the only ones who can go through this procedure. In fact, I think performing a castration isn’t enough. I feel sex offenders should not only have their testicles removed, but their penis as well. I know that sounds vigorous

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    When entering the social work program I never gave much thought to who I did not want to work with, rather my focus was entirely on what population I do want to work with. After long thought, I decided I do not want to work with sex offenders, I’d rather work with children and perhaps that is where I get my bias against sex offenders or perhaps it stems from other reasons. Through my research, I am hoping to discover new information about sex offenders that may change my opinion and help me to see

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