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"WHAT DO YOU MEAN I'M A SLUT?!?!" DECONSTRUCTING THE DEFINITIONS OF PROMISCUITY OF THE COLLECTIVE CONSCIENCE USING CONCEPTS FROM LABELING THEORY AND BIOPOWER Joshua O. Corum May 12,2012 The term "promiscuity" is often used in academic literature and pejoratively proliferated among society at large. The definition of promiscuity has not been clearly and consistently defined within research and varies significantly from person to person. However, both research and society continue to utilize this term with the assumption of a universal meaning. This study investigated how individuals construct their personal definition of promiscuity and how the subsequent label is applied to others. This thesis also examined how the definition of promiscuity is constructed within the collective conscience and how social institutions influence that definition. The relationship between the collective conscience and social institutions is analyzed using concepts from labeling theory and Foucault's biopower. An extensive online survey was used to collect data from 210 respondents in the Louisville Metro area. The survey employed a quantitative and qualitative mixed methods approach, incorporating fixed answer and open-ended formatted questions.

"What do you mean I'm a slut?!?!" : deconstructing the definitions of promiscuity of the collective conscience using concepts from labeling theory and biopower."