Titlebook: Sexual Inversion; A Critical Edition Ivan Crozier Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2008 bibliograph

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Introduction,omosexuality among Soldiers in Europe—Indifference frequently Manifested by European Lower Classes—Sexual Inversion at Rome—Homosexuality in Prisons—Among Men of Exceptional Intellect and Moral Leaders—Murat—Michelangelo—Winckelmann—Homosexuality in English History—Walt Whitman—Verlaine—Burton’s Cli

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The Study of Sexual Inversion,s.. In 1870 he published in the . of which he was for many years editor, the detailed history of a young woman who, from her earliest years, was sexually inverted: she liked to dress as a boy, only cared for boys’ games, and as she grew up was sexually attracted only to women, with whom she formed a

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The Theory of Sexual Inversion,f the Female Soul—Embryonic Hermaphroditism as a Key to Inversion—Inversion as a Variation or ‘Sport’—Comparison with Colour-Blindness, Coloured-Hearing, and Similar Abnormalities—What is an Abnormality?—Not necessarily a Disease—Relation of Inversion to Degeneration—Exciting Causes of Inversion—Sel

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Introduction: Havelock Ellis, John Addington Symonds and the Construction of ,ained thirty-four new case histories gathered by Ellis and Symonds that, unlike other British sexological texts, did not focus exclusively upon people from prisons or asylums. These new cases, mostly of British subjects, were mobilised to argue that homosexual behaviour was normal and natural, and t

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The Study of Sexual Inversion,abled him to grasp the true nature of a case such as this, which by most medical men at that time would have been hastily dismissed as a vulgar instance of vice or insanity. Westphal perceived that this abnormality was congenital, not acquired, so that it could not be termed vice; and, while he insi

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