Jeffrey Weeks

Seks, politika i društvo. Regulisanje seksualnosti od 1800. godine

Sex, Politics and Society. The Regulation of Sexuality since 1800, Longman 1981; 2nd edition, with additional chapter and new bibliography, 1989. Strana: 326 sa indeksom.

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Acknowledgements

Preface

1. Sexuality and the historian       

Histories of sex

Sexuality and power      

The making of `modern' sexuality    11

2. That damned morality': sex in Victorian ideology

Victorian sexuality: myths and meanings   19

The domestic ideology    

Sex and class      32

3. The sacramental family: middle-class men, women and children

Masculinity and femininity      38

Birth control       

Childhood           48

4. Sexuality and the labouring classes 

Middle-class myths, working-class realities           

Traditions, illegitimacy and proletarianisation        

The patterns of family life           

Respectability and social control   72

4. The public and the private: moral regulation in the Victorian period     81

Forms of moral regulation           

Private morality, public vice         

Reform or control?          89

6. The construction of homosexuality

Homosexuality: concepts and consequences

Moral, legal and medical regulation

Identities

7. The population question in the early twentieth century

Population politics

Maternalism

Eugenics

The influence of eugenics

8. The theorisation of sex

A new continent of knowledge

Sex, science and society

Havelock Ellis and sex research

The impact of Freud

9. Feminism and socialism

Feminism and sex reform

The morals of socialism

10. Sex psychology and birth control

Sex psychology

International movements

Parenthood and birth control

11. Beliefs and behaviour 1914—39

A `glorious unfolding'?

Domesticity and family life Protecting purity

Psychology and sex delinquency

12. The state and sexuality

Population and family life

`Wolfenden' and sexual liberalism

13. The permissive moment

`Permissiveness'

Youth

Women

Ideologies

The political moment

14. Currents and counter-currents

The limits of permissiveness

The new moralism

Alternatives

15. Postscript: the 1980s

Introduction

The new moral agenda

The AIDS crisis

Conclusion

Suggestion for further  reading