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Die Sexuelle Frage ("The Sexual Question" in English), is a book written by Auguste Forel in 1904 which attempts an examination of human sexuality from a scientific perspective and does touch on some LGBTQ topics. | Die Sexuelle Frage ("The Sexual Question" in English), is a book written by Auguste Forel in 1904 which attempts an examination of human sexuality from a scientific perspective and does touch on some LGBTQ topics. | ||
== Notable Topics == | |||
* The book discusses early models of conversion therapy through "psychoanalysis combined with hypnosis". It attributes the success to experiments by Steinach. | |||
* In the chapter discussing homosexuality, states that Urningism (an early term for gay men) is "very widespread" in Brazil and other European cities. | |||
== Cited By == | == Cited By == | ||
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== This Book Cites == | == This Book Cites == | ||
* Kaspar Wirz, "Der Uranier (Urning) vor Kirche und Schrift." (1905, published by Max Spohr) | |||
* K.H. Ulrichs | * K.H. Ulrichs | ||
* Krafft-Ebing | * Krafft-Ebing | ||
* Lipschütz | * Lipschütz | ||
* [[Magnus Hirschfeld]], "Geschlechtsübergänge" | * Marcus & Weber, "Sexualpsychologie" | ||
* [[Magnus Hirschfeld]], "Geschlechtsübergänge", "Jahrbuches für sexuelle Zwischen- stufen" | |||
* Otto Weininger | * Otto Weininger | ||
* Steinach | * Steinach | ||
Latest revision as of 03:43, 22 July 2022
Die Sexuelle Frage ("The Sexual Question" in English), is a book written by Auguste Forel in 1904 which attempts an examination of human sexuality from a scientific perspective and does touch on some LGBTQ topics.
Notable Topics
- The book discusses early models of conversion therapy through "psychoanalysis combined with hypnosis". It attributes the success to experiments by Steinach.
- In the chapter discussing homosexuality, states that Urningism (an early term for gay men) is "very widespread" in Brazil and other European cities.
Cited By
This Book Cites
- Kaspar Wirz, "Der Uranier (Urning) vor Kirche und Schrift." (1905, published by Max Spohr)
- K.H. Ulrichs
- Krafft-Ebing
- Lipschütz
- Marcus & Weber, "Sexualpsychologie"
- Magnus Hirschfeld, "Geschlechtsübergänge", "Jahrbuches für sexuelle Zwischen- stufen"
- Otto Weininger
- Steinach
