Should homosexuality be taught as an acceptable alternative lifestyle? A muslim perspective

Cambridge Journal of Education

Volumn 28, Issue 1, 1998, Pages 49-64

  Halstead, J Mark ^a   Lewicka, Katarzyna ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF PLYMOUTH   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 85032164969     PISSN: 0305764X     EISSN: 14693577     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/0305764980280105     Document Type: Article

References (41)

1. Berger, P.L., and Luckmann, T., 1971. The Social Construction of Reality, Harmondsworth: Penguin University Books.
2. Bibbings, L., 1996. “ Gender, sexuality and sex education ”. In Children, Sex Education and the Law, Edited by: Harris, N., London: National Children's Bureau.
3. Bouhdiba, A., 1985. Sexuality in Islam, London: Routledge & Kegan Paul.
4. Boswell, J., 1980. Christianity, Social Tolerance and Homosexuality, Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
5. Bowley, M., 1997. Making the difference. Counsel: the Journal of the Bar in England and Wales, January/February: 20
6. Church of England House of Bishops. 1991. Issues in Human Sexuality, London: Church House Publishing.
7. Doniach, N.S., 1972. The Oxford English‐Arabic Dictionary of Current Usage, Oxford: Clarendon Press.
8. D'Oyen, F.M., 1996. The Miracle of Life: a guide on Islamic family life and sex education for young people, Leicester: Islamic Foundation.
9. Elam, S.M., Rose, L.C., and Gallup, A.M., 1996. Poll of the public's attitudes towards the public schools. Phi Delta Kappa, 78: 41–59.
10. Foucault, M., 1992. The Use of Pleasure: the history of sexuality, Vol. 2, London: Penguin.
11. Glaser, C., 1990. Come Home! Reclaiming spirituality and community as gay men and lesbians, San Francisco: Harper & Row.
12. Halstead, J.M., 1995. Should schools reinforce children's religious identity?. Religious Education, 90: 360–376.
13. Halstead, J.M., 1996a. “ Liberal values and liberal education ”. In Values in Education and Education in Values, Edited by: Halstead, J.M., and Taylor, M.J., London: Falmer Press.
14. Halstead, J.M., 1996b. Liberalism, multiculturalism and toleration: a review article. Journal of Philosophy of Education, 30: 307–313.
15. Halstead, J.M., 1997a. Muslims and sex education. Journal of Moral Education,: 317–330.
16. Halstead, J.M., 1997b. Book review: ‘Sex Education Source Book’ and ‘Sexwise II’. Journal of Moral Education, 26: 368–371.
17. Harris, S., 1990. Lesbian and Gay Issues in the English Classroom, Milton Keynes: Open University Press.
18. Lindholm, C., 1996. The Islamic Middle East: an historical anthropology, Oxford: Blackwell.
19. Mac An Ghaill, M., 1994. The Making of Men: masculinities, sexualities and schooling, Buckingham: Open University Press.
20. MacIntyre, A., 1981. After Virtue; a study in moral theory, London: Duckworth.
21. Massey, D.E., ed. 1995. Sex Education Source Book: current issues and debates, London: Family Planning Association.
22. McLaughlin, T.H., 1995. Liberalism, education and the common school. Journal of Philosophy of Education, 29: 239–255.
23. Nelson, J.B., 1992. The Intimate Connection: male sexuality, masculine spirituality, London: SPCK.
24. Noibi, D., 1993. “ An Islamic perspective ”. In Religion, Ethnicity and Sex Education: exploring the issues, Edited by: Thomson, R., London: National Children's Bureau.
25. Pellat, C., 1983. “ Liwat ”. In Encyclopaedia of Islam, Vol. 5, 776–779. Leiden: E.J. Brill.
26. Ray, C., and Went, D., 1995. Good Practice in Sex Education: a sourcebook for schools, London: National Children's Bureau.
27. Reiss, M.J., 1997. Teaching about homosexuality and heterosexuality. Journal of Moral Education, 26: 343–352.
28. Ruse, M., 1988. Homosexuality: a philosophical enquiry, Oxford: Blackwell.
29. Sarwar, G., 1996. Sex Education: the Muslim perspective, 3rd edn, London: Muslim Educational Trust.
30. Schild, M., 1992. “ Islam: ”. In Sexuality and Eroticism among Males in Moslem Societies, Edited by: Schmitt, A., and Sofer, J., New York: Harrington Park Press.
31. Schmitt, A., 1992. “ Different approaches to male‐male sexuality/eroticism from Morocco to Usbekistan ”. In Sexuality and Eroticism among Males in Moslem Societies, Edited by: Schmitt, A., and Sofer, J., New York: Harrington Park Press.
32. Schmitt, A., and Sofer, J., eds. 1992. Sexuality and Eroticism among Males in Moslem Societies, New York: Harrington Park Press.
33. Shepherd, J., 1989. “ Rank, gender and homosexuality: Mombasa as a key to understanding sexual options ”. In The Cultural Construction of Sexuality, Edited by: Caplan, P., London: Routledge.
34. Singh, G., 1993. “ A Sikh perspective ”. In Religion, Ethnicity and Sex Education: exploring the issues, Edited by: Thomson, R., London: National Children's Bureau.
35. Stafford, J.M., 1988. Homosexuality and Education, Manchester: Students’ Union.
36. Tatchell, P., 1997. Equal rights for all. New Law Journal, 147: 233–234.
37. Thatcher, A., 1993. Liberating Sex: a Christian sexual theology, London: SPCK.
38. Thomson, R., ed. 1993. Religion, Ethnicity and Sex Education: exploring the issues, London: National Children's Bureau.
39. Vincent, M., 1993. “ A Roman Catholic perspective ”. In Religion, Ethnicity and Sex Education: exploring the issues, Edited by: Thomson, R., London: National Children's Bureau.
40. Weeks, J., 1992. “ Foreword ”. In Sexuality and Eroticism among Males in Moslem Societies, Edited by: Schmitt, A., and Sofer, J., New York: Harrington Park Press.
41. White, P., 1991. Parents’ rights, homosexuality and education. British Journal of Educational Studies, 39: 398–408.