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Hernani de Irajá and the Early Years of Brazilian Sexologyst and painter. Although highly regarded among his colleagues, with a considerable sexological bibliography and a prominent profile in Rio de Janeiro (the Brazilian capital of the 1930s), Irajá became an obscure or obscene figure. Based on a meticulous analysis of primary sources, especially his sex

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African Hypersexuality: A Threat to White Settlers? The Stigmatization of “Black Sexuality” as a Meadical literature, as well as in popular depictions in France. African people were thought to be predisposed by nature and by culture to have an immoderate, uncontrollable sexuality that justified, in particular, female circumcision and polygamy. The goal of scientists was to learn about the sexualit

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Sexological Discourses and the Self in Rachilde’s , (1884) and Radclyffe Hall’s , (1928)ral distance between these texts, their contextual specificities, and their strikingly different styles, a comparative analysis of . and . can illustrate the significant shifts in medical thought toward ‘inversion’ between the 1880s and the late 1920s, while elucidating the literary uses of ‘inversi

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