Sexology Uncensored brings together, for the first time, many of the key documents of the modern science of sexuality that emerged in the late nineteenth century. The early pioneers of the new field of sexology examined and classified sexual behaviours, identities and relations. For years much of the material here has been "censored" - difficult to obtain, subject to restrictive circulation, or available only in medical archives. This volume offers readers access to the primary materials on which contemporary sexology is founded and, as such, it is an invaluable record for all those interested in how we have come to think about sex and sexuality over the last one hundred years.
The extracts in Sociology Uncensored (which date from the 1880s to the 1940s) are organized thematically: gender and sexual difference; homosexualities; transsexuality and bisexuality; heterosexuality; marriage and sex manuals; reproductive control; eugenics; race; and other sexual proclivities.
This book will be essential reading for researchers, teachers and students interested in the history and study of sex and of great interest to the general reader.
Editor's Note. Acknowledgements.
General Introduction: Lucy Bland and Laura Doan.
Part I: Gender and Sexual Difference: .
Introduction by Lucy Bland.
1. The Evolution of Sex (1889): Patrick Geddes and J. Arthur Thomson.
2. The Criminal (1890): Havelock Ellis.
3. The Female Offender (1893): Cesare Lombroso and Guglielmo Ferrero.
4. Man and Woman (1894): Havelock Ellis.
5. Sex and Character (1903): Otto Weininger.
6. The Sexual Question (1906): August Forel.
7. The Sexual Life of Our Time (1907): Iwan Bloch.
8. Studies in the Psychology of Sex, vol. I: The Evolution of Modesty, The Phenomena of Sexual Periodicity, Auto-Eroticism (1899): Havelock Ellis.
9. Problems of the Sexes (1913): Jean Finot.
Part II: Homosexualities:.
Introduction: Laura Doan and Chris Waters.
10. Psychopathia Sexualis (1886): Richard von Krafft-Ebing.
11. The Intermediate Sex (1896): Edward Carpenter.
12. Editorial on the publication of Havelock Ellis's Sexual Inversion: The Lancet.
13. Studies in the Psychology of Sex, vol. II: Sexual Inversion: Havelock Ellis.
14. Sex and Character (1903): Otto Weininger.
15. 'Homosexuality' (1921): C. Stanford Read.
16. 'Studies in Feminine Inversion' (1923): F. W. Stella Browne.
17. 'A Case of Homosexual Inversion' (1927): T. A. Ross.
18. Report on the Psychological Treatment of Crime (1939): W. Norwood East and W. H. de B. Hubert.
Part III: Transsexuality and Bisexuality: .
Introduction: Jay Prosser and Merl Storr.
19. Psychopathia Sexualis (1886): Richard von Krafft-Ebing.
20. Studies in the Psychology of Sex, vol. II: Sexual Inversion (1897): Havelock Ellis.
21. Transvestites (1910): Magnus Hirschfeld.
Part IV: Heterosexuality, Marriage and Sex Manuals: .
Introduction: Lesley Hall.
22. Studies in the Psychology of Sex, vol. III: The Analysis of the Sexual Impulse (1903): Havelock Ellis.
23. Married Love (1918): Marie Stopes.
24. Men, Women and God (1923): A. Herbert Gray.
25. Hypatia or Woman and Knowledge (1925): Dora Russell.
26. Ideal Marriage (1928): Theodore Van de Velde.
27. The Sex Factor in Marriage (1930): Helena Wright.
Part V: Reproductive Control: .
Introduction: Lesley Hall.
28. The Problem of Race-Regeneration (1911): Havelock Ellis.
29. A Letter to Working Mothers (1919): Marie Stopes.
30. Men, Women and God (1923): A. Herbert Gray.
31. Parenthood: Design or Accident? (1928): Michael Fielding.
32. Comments on Birth Control (1930): Naomi Mitchison.
33. The Right to Abortion (1935): F. W. Stella Browne.
34. The Case Against Legalised Abortion (1935): A. M. Ludovici.
Part VI: Eugenics: .
Introduction: Carolyn Burdett.
35. The Sexual Question (1906): August Forel.
36. The Scope and Importance to the State of the Science of National Eugenics (1909): Karl Pearson.
37. The Family and the Nation (1909): W. C. D. Whetham and C. D. Whetham.
38. Woman and Labour (1911): Olive Schreiner.
39. The Problem of Practical Eugenics (1912): Karl Pearson.
40. The Task of Social Hygiene (1912): Havelock Ellis.
41. The Eugenic Prospect (1921): C. W. Saleeby.
42. Notes of the Quarter [on Nazism]: The Eugenics Review.
43. Eutelegenesis: Herbert Brewer.
44. Eugenics and Society: Julian Huxley.
Part VII: Race: .
Introduction: Siobhan Somerville.
45. The Stotadic Zone 91886): Sir Richard Burton.
46. Psychopathia Sexualis (1886): Richard von Krafft-Ebing.
47. The Female Offender (1893): Cesare Lombroso and Guglielmo Ferrero.
48. Studies in the Psychology of Sex, vol. II: Sexual Inversion (1897): Havelock Ellis.
49. Sexual Inversion Among Primitive Races: C. G. Seligmann.
50. Sex and Character (1903): Otto Weininger.
51. The Sexual Question (1906): August Forel.
52. A Perversion Not Commonly Noted: Margaret Otis.
53. Men and Women (1933): Magnus Hirschfeld.
54. Racism (1938): Magnus Hirschfeld.
Part VIII: Other Sexual Proclivities:.
Introduction: Lesley Hall.
55. Psychopathia Sexualis (1886): Richard von Krafft-Ebing.
56. The Female Offender (1893): Cesare Lombroso and Guglielmo Ferrero.
57. Studies in the Psychology of Sex, vol. I: The Evolution of Modesty, The Phenomena of Sexual Periodicity, Auto-Eroticism 91900): Havelock Ellis.
58. The Sexual Life of Our Time (1907): Iwan Bloch.
59. Studies in thePsychology of Sex (1910): Havelock Ellis.
60. Sadism and Masochism (1924): Wilhelm Stekel.
61. Studies in the Psychology of Sex, vol. VII: Eonism (1928): Havelock Ellis.
62. Sexual Anomalies and Perversions (1936): Magnus Hirschfeld.
