Sexual Presence as a Dimorphic Phenomenon
Résumé
In this paper we explore a particular variety of presence, namely sexual presence, using evolutionary psychology as a theoretical framework. We translate dimorphic differences between women and men in sexual imagery and in sexual behaviour into a tentative sexual presence model, introducing proto, core and extended sexual presence as conceptual layers explaining presence. Our aim is to give an evolutionary interpretation of sexual presence, in light of recent findings
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