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The F Word: This Book Is About Exactly What You Think It’’s About

為了解決what is the f-word的問題，作者Chanel, Paris 這樣論述：

剖視「女性為本」情趣用品商店：以香港為例

為了解決what is the f-word的問題，作者倪甜慧 這樣論述：

本文回顧1970年代在美國的女性主義「性戰爭」以及後來發展以女性為導向的性用品商店，繼而探討於英美學術圈已有研究的「女性為本」（Female-oriented）性用品零售模式。曾有學者批評此模式強調順性別生理女性情慾商品化和高檔化，本文提供「女性為本」性用品零售模式在香港的案例研究。以過往商業例子作對比，觀察現時營運的「女性友善」（Female-friendly）性商店裝潢、柱狀按摩棒及震動器採購與加工包裝、以及性商店在不同年代在大眾媒體的曝光，我將提出女性為本的「女性友善」概念性用品業務的年代發展，闡述其與港英殖民與「女性友善」消費品味之關係，以及所研究對象與《淫褻及不雅物品管制條例》之間

的拉鋸、矛盾與策略，提供一個東亞地區的實況與對照。我在個案研究如下：1）追跡2000年以來媒體對性用品與女性為本性商店的受歡迎程度增長； 2）比較2000年代與2010年代之間以女性為本的性用品商店發展差異； 3）提出港英殖民對性用品品牌採購及中產消費品味的反映； 4）探討香港性用品產業與《淫褻及不雅物品管制條例》管轄之間的矛盾、歷史與當前景況。「女性為本」性用品商業模式能否減低觸法風險，其品牌選購對否對香港女性主義運動造成影響，以及對推廣公共（談）性空間的影響。在擁有第一身工作經驗及得到行業內部人士的支持下，本文有望透過結合多元方法，運用英語、中文、粵語的資料，深入研究東亞地區的「女性友善」

商業模式，並尋求從消費主義、商業營運與性解放倡議之間尋求一條出路。

The Other F-Word

為了解決what is the f-word的問題，作者Friend, Natasha 這樣論述：

A fresh, humorous, and timely YA novel about two teens conceived via in vitro fertilization who go in search for answers about their donorMilo has two great moms, but he's never known what it's like to have a dad. When Milo's doctor suggests asking his biological father to undergo genetic testing to

shed some light on Milo's extreme allergies, he realizes this is a golden opportunity to find the man he's always wondered about. Hollis's mom Leigh hasn't been the same since her other mom, Pam, passed away seven years ago. But suddenly, Leigh seems happy--giddy, even--by the thought of reconnecti

ng with Hollis's half-brother Milo. Hollis and Milo were conceived using the same sperm donor. They met once, years ago, before Pam died. Now Milo has reached out to Hollis to help him find their donor. Along the way, they locate three other donor siblings, and they discover the true meaning of the

other F-word: family.The Other F-Word by Natasha Friend is heartwarming and original young adult novel. Natasha Friend is also the author of Where You'll Find Me, Perfect, Lush: A Novel, Bounce, For Keeps, and My Life in Black and White.Praise for The Other F-Word"Writing in third-person, Friend (Wh

ere You'll Find Me) shifts focus between Hollis and Milo, keeping the mood light and heartfelt as she celebrates the bonds that emerge between newfound siblings and turns their paternal search into an engrossing adventure. This is a joyful, emotional story full of love, humor, and the messiness of f

amily, no matter the shape it takes." --Publishers Weekly, starred review"With convincing dialogue, multidimensional characters (including the adults), and a timely topic, this compelling story movingly proves that there are no stereotypes when it comes to family." --Bookist, starred review"With ge

nuine dialogue and reactions, the result is an authentic . . . picture of messy, emotional, and funny teen lives. The story will appeal to teens who enjoy realistic fiction." --VOYA"Hollis and Milo are authentically young adult, both in their voices and in their mixed feelings about their perfectly

imperfect families . . . The plot moves along smoothly with well-timed revelations about the mysterious donor and Hollis's anger and grief, and many teens will connect with the questions about identity and the true meaning of family. VERDICT In a world where many teens' families include diverse and

complicated parent and sibling situations, Friend's tale fills a void in YA literature and does it with style." --School Library Journal"Those facing similar quests to find birth parents will find this story comforting." --Kirkus Reviews Natasha Friend is the award-winning author of Where You’ll F

ind Me, Perfect, Lush, Bounce, For Keeps, and My Life in Black and White. She lives in Madison, Connecticut, with her family. natashafriend.com