cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038032
title: Give us this day our daily Viagra. Recreational use and male anxieties over erectile power

description: This article addresses the use of drugs like Viagra and others of the kind to produce erections, mainly among young men from Costa Rica. Although there is no hard data on how many men make recreational use of these drugs, this issue remains largely unexplored in Latin America. This article takes Foucauldian theory as its framework to analyse interviews with male consumers of these pills, and extracts of comments written on a blog about male erectile anxieties. From the analysis emerges the idea that, today, the penis is represented as a potentially tired and sick worker, needing outside help to "labor" properly. Discourses presented by pharmaceutical companies as well, as men of different ages, show the so-called 'virile member' as a part of the body that needs assistance and that gets its action models from pornography, video games, or cartoons.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038034
title: Change and narration. The transformations of homosexuality in Buenos Aires according to the narratives of older homosexuals

description: The article examines narratives about the transformations of homosexuality by of gay male residents of Buenos Aires since 1983. Narratives inevitably involve an ethical assessment of what is recounted, thus transforming what was "really" lived. Techniques of narrative analysis were applied to those narratives in order to address a set of lay theories on homosexuality and social change. The narratives introduce not only factors change, but a scale of values about the state of things to which that change has lead.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038034.v1
title: Change and narration. The transformations of homosexuality in Buenos Aires according to the narratives of older homosexuals

description: The article examines narratives about the transformations of homosexuality by of gay male residents of Buenos Aires since 1983. Narratives inevitably involve an ethical assessment of what is recounted, thus transforming what was "really" lived. Techniques of narrative analysis were applied to those narratives in order to address a set of lay theories on homosexuality and social change. The narratives introduce not only factors change, but a scale of values about the state of things to which that change has lead.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038044
title: "To go past the Bojador, one must go beyond pain": labor suffering and its potencial.

description: This article reflects on the associative and dissociative movements that experiences pain and suffering can trigger, in terms of biosociality, but also of discursive captures and stigma. Our ethnographic terrain were female scenes and reports of birth from a survey of two groups of pregnant and postpartum women (Carneiro, 2011), sometimes hinged to a recent Brazilian documentary,Obstetric Violence – the voice of Brazil(2013). The purpose of this article is to reflect on contemporary concepts of pain and suffering, their relation to violence, and the production of narrative itself, combining research sources and environments, while considering gender hierarchies, policies of the female body, biopolitics and biomedicine. Foremostly, it is a mapping of displacements and routes, the use and disuse of conceptions of pain and suffering, from what has been narrated by women who have criticized the rates of cesarean sections and routine medical procedures in Brazil.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038044.v1
title: "To go past the Bojador, one must go beyond pain": labor suffering and its potencial.

description: This article reflects on the associative and dissociative movements that experiences pain and suffering can trigger, in terms of biosociality, but also of discursive captures and stigma. Our ethnographic terrain were female scenes and reports of birth from a survey of two groups of pregnant and postpartum women (Carneiro, 2011), sometimes hinged to a recent Brazilian documentary,Obstetric Violence – the voice of Brazil(2013). The purpose of this article is to reflect on contemporary concepts of pain and suffering, their relation to violence, and the production of narrative itself, combining research sources and environments, while considering gender hierarchies, policies of the female body, biopolitics and biomedicine. Foremostly, it is a mapping of displacements and routes, the use and disuse of conceptions of pain and suffering, from what has been narrated by women who have criticized the rates of cesarean sections and routine medical procedures in Brazil.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038052
title: Sexual initiation among women from vulnerable social sectors in four Argentinean provinces

description: The article examines the timing and context of sexual initiation based on a survey of 1571 female adolescents and young women (18 to 24 y.o.) in three Argentinean provinces and the metropolitan area of Buenos Aires. Firstly, we describe the age at which sexual debut took place for different generations. Then, we analyze the role played by family, school and romantic relations in precipitating or delaying sexual initiation. Finally, we describe the circumstances of debut, including type of relation with partner, use of contraception, and the role played by school, family and peers regarding information on sexuality and contraception. We compare the experience of adolescents and young women to identify generational changes in the timing and context of the transition to sexual initiation.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20037971
title: Dataset for: The Influence of Idiopathic Chronic Neck Pain on Upper Trapezius and Sternocleidomastoid Muscle Activity and Elasticity during Functional Reaching: A Cross-Sectional Study

description: Processed surface electromyography and ultrasound shear wave elastography data for the upper trapezius and sternocleidomastoid muscles during functional reaching tasks.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20037971.v1
title: Dataset for: The Influence of Idiopathic Chronic Neck Pain on Upper Trapezius and Sternocleidomastoid Muscle Activity and Elasticity during Functional Reaching: A Cross-Sectional Study

description: Processed surface electromyography and ultrasound shear wave elastography data for the upper trapezius and sternocleidomastoid muscles during functional reaching tasks.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038052.v1
title: Sexual initiation among women from vulnerable social sectors in four Argentinean provinces

description: The article examines the timing and context of sexual initiation based on a survey of 1571 female adolescents and young women (18 to 24 y.o.) in three Argentinean provinces and the metropolitan area of Buenos Aires. Firstly, we describe the age at which sexual debut took place for different generations. Then, we analyze the role played by family, school and romantic relations in precipitating or delaying sexual initiation. Finally, we describe the circumstances of debut, including type of relation with partner, use of contraception, and the role played by school, family and peers regarding information on sexuality and contraception. We compare the experience of adolescents and young women to identify generational changes in the timing and context of the transition to sexual initiation.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038055
title: THE CENTRALITY OF THE FEMININE IN THE KANGAROO METHOD

description: Abstract This paper addresses the centrality given to the feminine in the Kangaroo method preconized in infant and maternal health scientific journals. A bibliographic study was conducted from November 2013 to November 2014 using a qualitative approach. The review was conducted in three journals: Revista Brasileira de Saúde Materno Infantil, Jornal de Pediatria, and Revista Brasileira de Ginecologia e Obstetrícia; where 13 articles about the Kangaroo Care subject were identified. The collected data was processed using a thematic content analysis technique. The results confirmed that care is centered on the woman/mother figure, and indicated an absence of gender discussions in the Kangaroo method. The results also confirmed the father's secondary role as a caretaker, subsumed under the terminology of 'family'. In addition, the dilemmas of female and family nature are only residually discussed.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038055.v1
title: THE CENTRALITY OF THE FEMININE IN THE KANGAROO METHOD

description: Abstract This paper addresses the centrality given to the feminine in the Kangaroo method preconized in infant and maternal health scientific journals. A bibliographic study was conducted from November 2013 to November 2014 using a qualitative approach. The review was conducted in three journals: Revista Brasileira de Saúde Materno Infantil, Jornal de Pediatria, and Revista Brasileira de Ginecologia e Obstetrícia; where 13 articles about the Kangaroo Care subject were identified. The collected data was processed using a thematic content analysis technique. The results confirmed that care is centered on the woman/mother figure, and indicated an absence of gender discussions in the Kangaroo method. The results also confirmed the father's secondary role as a caretaker, subsumed under the terminology of 'family'. In addition, the dilemmas of female and family nature are only residually discussed.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038056
title: "I'M NOT ASKING WHAT I CAN'T GIVE": SIMMETRIC MASCULINITY IN VIRTUAL HOMOEROTICISM

description: Abstract The article is about the representations of the male homoerotic practices among users of two virtual environments: the UOL chat rooms and the social network Manhunt. We can perceive a tension between a model based on the heterosexual matrix, that aligns top to male and bottom to female and another that seeks to affirm masculinity, regardless of sexual position, trying to erase the effeminacy of whom holds the bottom position in sex. However, interviews with some of the users and personal experiences, as well as postings of the participants in which they debate the homoerotic online market, demonstrate how the classifications game is situational and oscillating: my point is that speech transit on the network and in "real" life does not allow us to plaster the categories; the performativities unfolding in the virtual world are always incomplete and open to breaks and displacements.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038058
title: REGULATORY IDEALS ABOUT PREGNANCY AND MATERNITY FOR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN IN NORTHERN CHILE

description: Abstract This article analyzes regulatory ideals about pregnancy and parenthood among young men and women attending both public and private high schools in Antofagasta and Calama, Northern Chile. We looked at gendered and socio-economic dimensions in their subjective and social constructions. Data collection was conducted through semi-structured interviews and focus groups. The findings suggest four regulatory ideals framing the construction of a youths as social subjects: ideals centered on adulthood; gender ideals; religious ideals; and family ideals. Those intervene dinamically, as a socio-cultural regulating framework in the construction of youths as subjects, and in their discourses on pregnancy.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038058.v1
title: REGULATORY IDEALS ABOUT PREGNANCY AND MATERNITY FOR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN IN NORTHERN CHILE

description: Abstract This article analyzes regulatory ideals about pregnancy and parenthood among young men and women attending both public and private high schools in Antofagasta and Calama, Northern Chile. We looked at gendered and socio-economic dimensions in their subjective and social constructions. Data collection was conducted through semi-structured interviews and focus groups. The findings suggest four regulatory ideals framing the construction of a youths as social subjects: ideals centered on adulthood; gender ideals; religious ideals; and family ideals. Those intervene dinamically, as a socio-cultural regulating framework in the construction of youths as subjects, and in their discourses on pregnancy.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038061
title: Gay marriage, gender identity and the right to abortion in Argentina

description: Abstract: The pink tide of the Southern Cone in socio-economic terms have had a mix record in advancing legal reforms that promote women's and LGBT rights. Sexual politics in Argentina (2003-2015) are marked by the tension between the advancement of LGBT rights, with the passing of legislation on gay marriage and gender-identity, and the frustrated efforts of feminism to legalize women's rights to abortion. This article presents a comparative study of these three attempts to promote legal reforms under kirchnerism. The empirical analysis identifies four main dimensions that, combined, open opportunities or resist legal advances in gender and sexual policies: the links between the Executive branch and the Church, parliamentary party politics in a presidential system, the framing of demands, and the ways of organizing and the strategies put in motion by the organizations that promote the above mentioned legal reforms.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038061.v1
title: Gay marriage, gender identity and the right to abortion in Argentina

description: Abstract: The pink tide of the Southern Cone in socio-economic terms have had a mix record in advancing legal reforms that promote women's and LGBT rights. Sexual politics in Argentina (2003-2015) are marked by the tension between the advancement of LGBT rights, with the passing of legislation on gay marriage and gender-identity, and the frustrated efforts of feminism to legalize women's rights to abortion. This article presents a comparative study of these three attempts to promote legal reforms under kirchnerism. The empirical analysis identifies four main dimensions that, combined, open opportunities or resist legal advances in gender and sexual policies: the links between the Executive branch and the Church, parliamentary party politics in a presidential system, the framing of demands, and the ways of organizing and the strategies put in motion by the organizations that promote the above mentioned legal reforms.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038062
title: Sexual initiation in women with homoerotic practices in the Colombian coffee triangle

description: Abstract: Objective . The aim of the study was to understand sexual initiation in women who have sex with women in four cities of the Colombian Coffee triangle. Methods . A biographical survey was applied in 2012 to 308 women using the RDS (Respondent Driven Sampling) and snowball techniques. For information analysis birth cohorts were defined. Results . 83.7% of women said they felt attracted to another woman before the age of 18; 67.5% had had sex with men and women in their biographical course. Women over age 40 took longer to recognize their homosexual attraction and have high rates of heterosexual initiation (79.6%), before homosexual practices. Conclusions . The results indicate that sexual initiation among women are differences between cohorts, with a notable acceleration of the event among young people and a growing sexual initiation with people of the same sex. The findings confirm that the fields of homosexuality and heterosexuality overlap problematically in the construction of desire.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038062.v1
title: Sexual initiation in women with homoerotic practices in the Colombian coffee triangle

description: Abstract: Objective . The aim of the study was to understand sexual initiation in women who have sex with women in four cities of the Colombian Coffee triangle. Methods . A biographical survey was applied in 2012 to 308 women using the RDS (Respondent Driven Sampling) and snowball techniques. For information analysis birth cohorts were defined. Results . 83.7% of women said they felt attracted to another woman before the age of 18; 67.5% had had sex with men and women in their biographical course. Women over age 40 took longer to recognize their homosexual attraction and have high rates of heterosexual initiation (79.6%), before homosexual practices. Conclusions . The results indicate that sexual initiation among women are differences between cohorts, with a notable acceleration of the event among young people and a growing sexual initiation with people of the same sex. The findings confirm that the fields of homosexuality and heterosexuality overlap problematically in the construction of desire.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038064
title: The configuration and meanings of sexual and erotic pleasure among university women in Mexico City

description: Abstract: This article discusses the relationship between sexual and erotic pleasure, subjectivity and the transformations in regulations about sexuality and gender through the perspective of university women in Mexico City. Through the individual and collective speeches of these women were analyzed the discourses conforming the sexuality device about pleasure, as well as the mechanisms through which it operates and its meanings and implications for these women. Particularly, it suggests the relevance of the media and the market as novel regulators of sexual and gendered normativity, as well as social tensions regarding gender relations.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038064.v1
title: The configuration and meanings of sexual and erotic pleasure among university women in Mexico City

description: Abstract: This article discusses the relationship between sexual and erotic pleasure, subjectivity and the transformations in regulations about sexuality and gender through the perspective of university women in Mexico City. Through the individual and collective speeches of these women were analyzed the discourses conforming the sexuality device about pleasure, as well as the mechanisms through which it operates and its meanings and implications for these women. Particularly, it suggests the relevance of the media and the market as novel regulators of sexual and gendered normativity, as well as social tensions regarding gender relations.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038065.v1
title: From the doctor's practice to the bed. Discourse, visual culture, erotica and sexology in Argentina

description: Abstract: The constitution of sexology in Argentina as a subfield of knowledge resulted from the condensation of previous traditions among doctors. The transnational circulation of knowledge, classification manuals and foreign studies were decisive for the field's intervention practices and thought. This article analyzes the work of Rinaldi Pelleginni, "Sexuología", which occupies an important place in this scientific community. The text analyzes discursive nodes and its images from a visual studies perspective, as a mean of approaching how some actors were imagined by this field and what they considered "normal": the beautiful, the erotic, and the moral.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038065
title: From the doctor's practice to the bed. Discourse, visual culture, erotica and sexology in Argentina

description: Abstract: The constitution of sexology in Argentina as a subfield of knowledge resulted from the condensation of previous traditions among doctors. The transnational circulation of knowledge, classification manuals and foreign studies were decisive for the field's intervention practices and thought. This article analyzes the work of Rinaldi Pelleginni, "Sexuología", which occupies an important place in this scientific community. The text analyzes discursive nodes and its images from a visual studies perspective, as a mean of approaching how some actors were imagined by this field and what they considered "normal": the beautiful, the erotic, and the moral.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038067
title: Representations Of The Female Body In Menopause: Ethnographic Study In A Brazilian University Hospital

description: Abstract: Scientific thinking about the woman body has changed over time, as a result of the strong link between biology, history, and culture. In the specific case of menopause, its definition has moved from a natural occurrence of the aging process to a disease that needs medical and pharmaceutical intervention. This paper analyzes how this new perspective on menopause appears in the context of the Menopause Outpatient Facility at the Center for Women's Integral Care - CAISM. In particular, it explores the narratives of the women about menopause, and attempts to identify the role of the medical-scientific discourse on such narratives. The analysis is based on material collected at the university hospital between September 2009 and October 2010, including field observations, informative materials, interviews with women and health professionals, and participation in a psychologic support group. Evidence is provided that current medical knowledge constructs menopause from a standard of 'masculine' normalcy, and represents the female body as sick and in need of control.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038067.v1
title: Representations Of The Female Body In Menopause: Ethnographic Study In A Brazilian University Hospital

description: Abstract: Scientific thinking about the woman body has changed over time, as a result of the strong link between biology, history, and culture. In the specific case of menopause, its definition has moved from a natural occurrence of the aging process to a disease that needs medical and pharmaceutical intervention. This paper analyzes how this new perspective on menopause appears in the context of the Menopause Outpatient Facility at the Center for Women's Integral Care - CAISM. In particular, it explores the narratives of the women about menopause, and attempts to identify the role of the medical-scientific discourse on such narratives. The analysis is based on material collected at the university hospital between September 2009 and October 2010, including field observations, informative materials, interviews with women and health professionals, and participation in a psychologic support group. Evidence is provided that current medical knowledge constructs menopause from a standard of 'masculine' normalcy, and represents the female body as sick and in need of control.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4670161
title: Accurate X-ray Timing in the Presence of Systematic Biases WithSimulation-Based Inference

description: This repository contains a number of data products associated with the scientific research project and associated manuscript available at the DeadTimeSBI repository. It contains pre-recorded simulations to reproduce the experiments on synthetic data, as well as the posterior probability distributions derived from the experiments. The code required to reproduce the results is available in a number of Jupyter notebooks in the aforementioned repository, as is the draft manuscript (submitted to MNRAS).
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4670160
title: Accurate X-ray Timing in the Presence of Systematic Biases WithSimulation-Based Inference

description: This repository contains a number of data products associated with the scientific research project and associated manuscript available at the DeadTimeSBI repository. It contains pre-recorded simulations to reproduce the experiments on synthetic data, as well as the posterior probability distributions derived from the experiments. The code required to reproduce the results is available in a number of Jupyter notebooks in the aforementioned repository, as is the draft manuscript (submitted to MNRAS).
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038070
title: Beyond dichotomic representations of gender and sexuality: figurations on the borders of religion in Northern Brazil

description: Abstract: Based on a psychosocial approach to figurations of gender and sexuality in a profane celebration within a religious procession in Northern Brazil, this articles introduces inscriptions and readings as a strategy to address the limits and possibilities that we produce or expand when thinking about men and masculinities from a non-dichotomous perspective, concerned less about observing the obvious, and rather with exploring the instertices of imagination.