Sex in Canada

Tina Fetner is a professor of sociology at McMaster University. She is the author of How the Religious Right Shaped Lesbian and Gay Activism and has published in Gender & Society, Archives of Sexual Behavior, and Men & Masculinities. Fetner has served as president of the Canadian Sociological Association and is currently co-chair of the Canadian regional chapter of Sociologists for Women in Society.

• Introduction: The Social Science of Sexuality1 Thinking about Sexual Identity2 How Much Sex Are We Having?3 Commitment, Casual Sex, and Cheating4 What Are We Doing in the Bedroom?5 Pleasure, Pain, and Risk6 The Social Organization of SexualityConclusion: Sex in CanadaAppendix: Research Methods and LimitationsNotes; Bibliography; Index

"At its most consequential, [Sex in Canada] shows that our designations for certain identities are probably too rigid."- J. R. Patterson (Literary Review of Canada) [an] unprecedented look into Canadians' bedrooms.- Nicole Thompson (Canadian Press)