Unfortunately, if Liz Canner did not bring attention to this unethical business, many women would have been take advantage of.
(3) In what ways could it be said that this disease was socially constructed? Again, please provide support from the documentary.
Throughout the whole film, there was difficulty in constructing and defining Female
Sexual Dysfunction with the appropriate language, which could deceive one. It usually referred to the social context and how this disease was being described in the circumstances. Very broadly, one was considered to be diagnosed with this disease if they just couldn’t reach their fulfillment that they desired in sexual activities. Individuals’ desires are based off what they are exposed to media such as the television or magazines.
They visually see positions executing great satisfaction or hear the effects produced by these sexual activities. Many people then take this information and compare it to their own experiences; thus, if their own pleasure did not result in what was seen or they did not produce similar gestures, then in their mind, their potential satisfaction was not reached. The lack of sex education implemented in schools has led to a great crisis,