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245 00 Major problems in the history of American sexuality :
|bdocuments and essays /|cedited by Kathy Peiss.
264 1 Boston :|bHoughton Mifflin Co.,|c[2002]
264 4 |c©2002
300 xvii, 516 pages ;|c24 cm.
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
337 unmediated|bn|2rdamedia
338 volume|bnc|2rdacarrier
490 1 Major problems in American history series
504 Includes bibliographical references.
505 00 |g1.|gSexuality in history.|tThe social construction of
sexuality /|rJeffrey Weeks ; Essentialism and queer
history /|rRictor Norton ; Reading the silences around
sexuality /|rJohn D. Wrathall --|g2.|gSexual cultures and
encounters in the New World.|tBaron Lahontan describes
love and marriage among the Hurons, 1703 ;|tEnglish trader
John Lawson describes native sexuality in North Carolina,
1709 ;|tFather Joseph-Francois Lafitau praises native male
friendships, 1733 ;|tFather Luis Jayme attacks sexual
abuse of indigenous women, 1772 ;|tColumbus meets
Pocahontas in the American South /|rTheda Perdue ; Sexual
violence in the Spanish conquest of California /|rAntonia
I. Castaneda /|rInterracial unions in French Louisiana /
|rJennifer M. Spear --|g3.|gRegulating sexuality in the
Anglo-American colonies.|tMassachusetts colony's laws on
sexual offenses, 1641-1660 ;|tVirginia regulates sex among
servants, slaves, and masters, 1642-1769 /|rWilliam
Bradford witnesses "wickedness breaking forth" in Puritan
Plymouth, 1642 ; Thomas or Thomasine? A case of
transvestism in Virginia, 1629 ; "Changed ... into the
fashion of man": the politics of sexual difference in a
seventeenth-century Anglo-American settlement /|rKathleen
Brown ; Sodomy in colonial New England /|rRichard Godbeer
--|g4.|gGender conflict and sex reform in the early
nineteenth century.|tA trial for rape in New York, 1793 ;
|tBoston female moral reformers condemn "licentious men,"
1838 ;|tHealth reformer William Alcott discusses
nymphomania, 1855 ;|tSylvester Graham lectures young men
on self-restraint, 1839 ;|tNavy drummer Philip C. Van
Buskirk's private journal, 1852-1853 ;|tMale license and
working-class women's sexuality /|rChristine Stansell ;
Passionlessness: an interpretation of Victorian sexual
ideology, 1790-1850 /|rNancy F. Cott --|g5.|gSexuality,
race, and violence in slavery and freedom.|tFugitive slave
Lewis Clarke explains why "a slave can't be a man," 1842 ;
|tJ.W. Lindsay describes sexual and family relations under
slavery, 1863 ;|tDr. Esther Hill Hawks recounts the rape
of "Susan Black," 1865 ;|tHarriet Jacobs relates incidents
in the life of a slave girl, 1861 ;|tChaplain A.B. Randall
writes about the freedpeople's ideal of marriage, 1865 ;
|tWilliam H. Stallings testifies about Ku Klux Klan
lynchings, 1871 ;|tIda B. Wells-Barnett exposes the myth
of the black rapist, 1892 ;|tSlave marriage and family
relations /|rBrenda E. Stevenson ; Soul murder and slavery
/|rNell Irvin Painter --|g6.|gLove and intimacy in
nineteenth-century America.|tJulia Deane Freeman praises
"woman-friendship," 1861 ;|tWalt Whitman's poetic embrace
of comrades and lovers, 1860 ;|tA woman writes her lover
during the Civil War, 1865 ;|tA Smith College student
discusses her "crush," 1881 ;|tAlice Mitchell as a "case
of sexual perversion," 1892 ;|tThe female world of love
and ritual /|rCarroll Smith-Rosenberg ; An erotic
friendship between two African-American women /|rKaren V.
Hansen ; Sexuality in Victorian courtship and marriage /
|rKaren Lystra --|g7.|gFree love, free speech, and sex
censorship.|tNational Police Gazette advertisements for
sexual literature and devices, 1867, 1886, 1893 ;|tDr. Ely
Van De Warker discusses the sale of abortifacient drugs,
1873 ;|tAnthony Comstock condemns obscene literature, 1883
;|tVictoria C. Woodhull denounces "the scare-crows of
sexual slavery," 1873 ;|tEzra Heywood advocates sexual
self-government, 1878 ;|t"The word made flesh": language,
authority, and sexual desire in late nineteenth-century
America /|rJesse F. Battan ; The criminally obscene women
of Chicago /|rShirley J. Burton --|g8.|gProstitution and
working-class sexuality in the early twentieth century.|tA
government agent explains the white slave traffic, 1911 ;
|tWong Ah So describes her experiences as a prostitute in
the early 1920s ;|tCantonese rhymes from San Francisco's
Chinatown, 1911-1915 ;|t"Farfariello" sings about courting
and marriage in America, 1910 ;|tReformers condemn "tough
dancing," 1920 ;|tAn immigrant newspaper defends Czech
dance halls, 1917 ;|tEmma Goldman analyzes "the traffic in
women," 1911 ;|tThe marriages of mission-educated Chinese-
American women /|rPeggy Pascoe ; Charity girls and city
pleasures /|rKathy Peiss --|g9.|gThe politics of
reproduction.|tWalter J. Hoffman describes childbirth and
abortion among the Absaroka (Crow) and Dakota Indians,
1888 ;|tEugene Caves reports a death from illegal abortion
in rural Wisconsin, 1896 ;|tMargaret Sanger argues "the
case for birth control," 1917 ;|tThe Supreme Court upholds
forced sterilization, 1927 ;|tWomen write Margaret Sanger
for birth control advice, 1924, 1930, 1935, 1936 ;
|tWomen's use of a Baltimore birth control clinic, 1929 ;
|tBirth control and social revolution /|rLinda Gordon ;
Eugenics, sterilization, and social welfare /|rMolly Ladd-
Taylor --|g10.|gHeterosexual norms and homosexual
identities in popular culture.|tA Filipino's impressions
of America in the 1920s ;|tYoung women discuss petting,
1930 ;|tHenry James Forman considers the movies' influence
on sexual behavior, 1933 ;|tThe Motion Picture Production
Code sets sexual standards, 1934 ;|tBlack entertainer
Mabel Hampton recalls lesbian life in the 1920s and 1930s
;|tDr. La Forest Potter describes a drag ball, 1933 ;|tThe
invention of heterosexuality /|rJonathan Ned Katz ; Gay
men's strategies of everyday resistance /|rGeorge Chauncey,
Jr. --|g11.|gOpen secrets in Cold War America.|tAlfred
Kinsey reports on Americans' sexual behavior, 1948-1953 ;
|tWomen write Life and Look about the Kinsey report, 1953
;|tTime covers the transformation of transsexual Christine
Jorgensen, 1952-1953 ;|tThe U.S. Senate investigates "sex
perverts" in government, 1950 ;|tPsychiatrist Fredric
Wertham "outs" Batman and Robin, 1953 ;|tMarge McDonald
enters the lesbian community of Columbus, Ohio, 1955 ;
|tDel Martin explains why lesbians need the Daughters of
Bilitis, 1956 ;|tChristine Jorgensen and the Cold War
closet /|rDavid Harley Serlin ; Popular sociology, reading,
and coming out /|rJeffrey Escoffier --|g12.|gSexual
revolution(s).|tSamuel Delany describes communal public
sex in New York in the early 1960s ;|tDavid Mura reflects
on "the internment of desire" in the mid-1960s ;|tRosa
Linda Fregoso recalls her sexual education in "Homegirls,
cholas, and pachucas in cinema," 1955 ;|tthe Supreme Court
rules on interracial marriage, 1967 ;|tA memoir of "Jane,"
an illegal abortion service from 1969 to 1973 ;|tFeminist
Anselma Dell'Olio argues that "the sexual revolution
wasn't our war," 1971 ;|tCarl Wittman issues a gay
manifesto, 1969-1970 ;|tFomenting a sexual revolution /
|rDavid Allyn ; Sex politics in the city of sisterly and
brotherly loves /|rMarc Stein --|g13.|gSexually
transmitted diseases.|tNurse Eunice Rivers describes the
Tuskegee syphilis study, 1953 ;|tPresident Bill Clinton
apologizes for the Tuskegee syphilis study, 1997 ;|tThe
Denver principles to empower people with AIDS, 1983 ;|tACT
UP activist Robert Garcia faces AIDS, 1991 ;|tPolicing
public sex in a gay theater, 1995 ;|tCleveland's black
community responds to AIDS, 1998 ;|tThe Tuskegee syphilis
study /|rAllan M. Brandt ; AIDS and the bathhouse
controversy /|rRonald Bayer --|g14.|gSexual identities,
family matters, and border crossings in contemporary
America.|tNan D. Hunter defines the family in the Sharon
Kowalski case, 1991 ;|tAndrew Sullivan makes a
conservative case for gay marriage, 1989 ;|tSex panic
opposes gay assimilation, 1997 ;|tThe risks of mail
marriage, 1996 ;|tM. Evelina Galang evokes "deflowering
the Sampaguita," 1997 ;|tGay families as the "families we
choose" /|rKath Weston ; Chicano men, a cartography of
homosexual identity and behavior /|rTomas Almaguer.
610 27 Umschulungswerkstätten für Siedler und Auswanderer
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648 0 Geschichte.
650 0 Sex|zUnited States|xHistory.
650 0 Sex customs|zUnited States|xHistory.
650 0 Sex in popular culture|zUnited States|xHistory.
650 02 Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome|xhistory.
|0(DNLM)D000163Q000266
650 02 Contraception|xhistory.|0(DNLM)D003267Q000266
650 02 Homosexuality|xhistory.|0(DNLM)D006716Q000266
650 02 Sex Work|xhistory.|0(DNLM)D011477Q000266
650 02 Racial Groups|xhistory.|0(DNLM)D044469Q000266
650 02 Sex|xhistory.
650 02 Sexually Transmitted Diseases|xhistory.
|0(DNLM)D012749Q000266
650 7 Sex in popular culture.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01114483
650 7 Sex.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01114160
650 7 Sex customs.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01114306
650 7 Sexualverhalten.|2gnd|0(DE-588)4116485-4
650 7 Sexualität.|2gnd|0(DE-588)4054684-6
651 7 United States.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01204155
655 7 History.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01411628
655 7 Aufsatzsammlung.|2gnd-content
700 1 Peiss, Kathy Lee,|eeditor.
776 08 |iOnline version:|tMajor problems in the history of
American sexuality.|dBoston : Houghton Mifflin Co., ©2002
|w(OCoLC)654281859
830 0 Major problems in American history series.
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