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Growing Up Without Shame is Printed Novel composed by: Dennis Craig Smith and William Sparks.Topanga: Elysium Growth Press. 1986
Overview of The Naturist Book: Growing Up Without Shame
Growing Up Without Shame - The novel Growing Up Without Shame explores the effects of adult nudity on children, a topic that the writers have been researching for years. We educate kids a number of things about their bodies: we teach them that they can be beautiful, yet we teach them that they should be covered.
We teach them that their bodies were created by God and as such have no shame innately; nevertheless tell them there are particular parts that will only be shown to quite few individuals and should rarely, if ever, be shown in public. Among those who advocate the body should be covered, Dr. Spock counseled that nudity not be the standard within the house because of his experiences alone. Joyce Brothers also counseled against nudity.
You can find others who have said that nudity is acceptable, and one is Dr. Fitzhugh Dodson, who said household nudity before the age of 6 is alright, yet after the age of 6 nudity may be over-exciting for the kid. Another physician pointed out that Dr. Spock and Joyce Brothers had no evidence for their statements and that they'd no proof that nudity has no negative impact on children.
Nudist Children and Growing up Naturist
Another researcher on nudity and children stated that seeing parents naked was nearly always a positive experience rather than a negative one. Other scholars are mentioned who say the harm happens when children don't experience nakedness in the dwelling and that children are normally not scarred by nudity.
Margaret Mead, a field researcher, noted that in specific locations, nudity is wholly suitable like in swimming and sunbathing.
She additionally stated that what is taught in http://cutenudist.com isn't enough. Clothes continues to be deemed essential and decent by many cultures, but it some surroundings, it is warm enough to be without them. The novel subsequently tours nudity throughout history together with the history of nudity and http://videonudism.com/nudism in America.
The one criticism that I have of this publication is that it supposes that evolution holds true. He mentions the Garden of Eden and how that affected our view of nudity and sexuality. The Bible says that Adam and Eve were male and female before the fall (Gen 1:26-7), and their genitals were identified with shame because of what they had done. (Gen 3) We weren't made to feel shame with nakedness, but instead with disobedience.
Man has always been guy; creatures have always been creatures. Of course, we must note that God did not say anything about nudity being wrong when He condemns Adam for what He did. It truly is essential that Adam brought up the fact that he was nude, not God.
Continuing through history, he notes that various cultures have considered distinct parts to be sexual parts: in Japan, the rear of the neck is considered sexual; while in the US, female breasts are considered sexual.
The Naturist Novel: Growing Up Without Shame
Historically, the female ankle and leg was considered sexual in nature and so in order to deal with the lust that could originate, legs on furniture were covered, in order that guys would not be tempted.
In the 1870's, Anthony Comstock lobbied the United States Congress to pass laws making it illegal to send things that could be considered lewd or obscene. Various states also passed Comstock laws, and the definition of obscenity was challenged in various Supreme Court cases.
In relation to nudity, Sunshine Book Co. v. Summerfield was decided in 1958, a choice that enabled naturist magazines to be sent through the post. Some pictures have helped to normalize nudity in America, including The Blue Lagoon. Some state courts have allowed for unclothed beaches to open. I'd recommend this book depending on the fact that it investigates the effects of nudity on kids and for the fact it investigates how nudity has been treated throughout world history.
This Review of the nudist book - growing up without shame was published by by - Young Naturists And Nudists America FKK
Labels: body shame, novels, youngsters and kids
Group: Naturism and Naturism, Nudist Books and Naturist Publications, Naturist Kids and Issues with Nudity and Children, Social Nudity Websites
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Overview of The Naturist Book: Growing Up Without Shame
Growing Up Without Shame - The novel Growing Up Without Shame explores the effects of adult nudity on children, a topic that the writers have been researching for years. We educate kids a number of things about their bodies: we teach them that they can be beautiful, yet we teach them that they should be covered.
We teach them that their bodies were created by God and as such have no shame innately; nevertheless tell them there are particular parts that will only be shown to quite few individuals and should rarely, if ever, be shown in public. Among those who advocate the body should be covered, Dr. Spock counseled that nudity not be the standard within the house because of his experiences alone. Joyce Brothers also counseled against nudity.
You can find others who have said that nudity is acceptable, and one is Dr. Fitzhugh Dodson, who said household nudity before the age of 6 is alright, yet after the age of 6 nudity may be over-exciting for the kid. Another physician pointed out that Dr. Spock and Joyce Brothers had no evidence for their statements and that they'd no proof that nudity has no negative impact on children.
Nudist Children and Growing up Naturist
Another researcher on nudity and children stated that seeing parents naked was nearly always a positive experience rather than a negative one. Other scholars are mentioned who say the harm happens when children don't experience nakedness in the dwelling and that children are normally not scarred by nudity.
Margaret Mead, a field researcher, noted that in specific locations, nudity is wholly suitable like in swimming and sunbathing.
She additionally stated that what is taught in http://cutenudist.com isn't enough. Clothes continues to be deemed essential and decent by many cultures, but it some surroundings, it is warm enough to be without them. The novel subsequently tours nudity throughout history together with the history of nudity and http://videonudism.com/nudism in America.
The one criticism that I have of this publication is that it supposes that evolution holds true. He mentions the Garden of Eden and how that affected our view of nudity and sexuality. The Bible says that Adam and Eve were male and female before the fall (Gen 1:26-7), and their genitals were identified with shame because of what they had done. (Gen 3) We weren't made to feel shame with nakedness, but instead with disobedience.
Man has always been guy; creatures have always been creatures. Of course, we must note that God did not say anything about nudity being wrong when He condemns Adam for what He did. It truly is essential that Adam brought up the fact that he was nude, not God.
Continuing through history, he notes that various cultures have considered distinct parts to be sexual parts: in Japan, the rear of the neck is considered sexual; while in the US, female breasts are considered sexual.
The Naturist Novel: Growing Up Without Shame
Historically, the female ankle and leg was considered sexual in nature and so in order to deal with the lust that could originate, legs on furniture were covered, in order that guys would not be tempted.
In the 1870's, Anthony Comstock lobbied the United States Congress to pass laws making it illegal to send things that could be considered lewd or obscene. Various states also passed Comstock laws, and the definition of obscenity was challenged in various Supreme Court cases.
In relation to nudity, Sunshine Book Co. v. Summerfield was decided in 1958, a choice that enabled naturist magazines to be sent through the post. Some pictures have helped to normalize nudity in America, including The Blue Lagoon. Some state courts have allowed for unclothed beaches to open. I'd recommend this book depending on the fact that it investigates the effects of nudity on kids and for the fact it investigates how nudity has been treated throughout world history.
This Review of the nudist book - growing up without shame was published by by - Young Naturists And Nudists America FKK
Labels: body shame, novels, youngsters and kids
Group: Naturism and Naturism, Nudist Books and Naturist Publications, Naturist Kids and Issues with Nudity and Children, Social Nudity Websites
About the Author (Author Profile)
Guest blogs written entirely for Nudist Portal.
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