... repression. The book opens with the introduction of bathhouse reforms in 1879–1881, which targeted one of the city's premier spaces for homosexual sex and socialization. It ends in 1914, when the city became thoroughly militarized before entering its tumultuous revolutionary phase, during which it ceased...

... and predictable ways, but they can often also have unintended consequences. The chapter focuses on heterosexual sex markets and discusses the overlap between heterosexual and homosexual sex markets. Ellingson S Laumann E O Mahay J Paik A neighborhoods as sex markets sex markets boundaries of Schroeder K...

...This chapter argues that the rules against homosexual sex in the readings of Parashat Kedoshim of Leviticus have been mischaracterized as a prohibition against homosexuality. In a 1992 responsum on the homosexuality, Joel Roth, states, “Lev. 20:13 clearly calls homosexuality...

...One of the biggest surprises of sexual behavior was how many American men had had sex with other men. Kinsey found that nearly 40 percent of his male subjects had experienced homosexual sex “to the point of orgasm,” and among men who remained unmarried until the age of thirty-five, this increased...

...This chapter examines Lewis Terman’s silence on Alfred Kinsey’s findings about the frequency with which adult men reported homosexual sex in his review of Sexual Behavior in the Human Male (SBHM). It discusses Kinsey’s opinion that Terman’s review of his book...

...–21 Figure 7. The chiastic structure of leviticus 20:3–6 Figure 5. The “decalogue pattern” in leviticus 20 This chapter focuses on Leviticus 20, which considers a range of sexual behaviors, including rape, adultery, incest, homosexual sex, and bestiality. It argues that biblical law does...

... negotiation of illicit male homosexual sex, friendship, and cruising, uncovering a historically fascinating urban milieu in which efforts to manage the moral landscape often unintentionally facilitated queer encounters....

... and complexity that characterizes all human sexual desire. The book's analysis offers a new way to think about heterosexuality, not as the opposite or absence of homosexuality, but as its own unique mode of engaging in homosexual sex, a mode characterized by pretense, dis-identification and racial...

... Ross Andrew Israel City Council Cocks Harry Houlbrook Matt Lipsky Michael municipal bathhouses plan St. Petersburg nuisance laws queer men police activity queer sexual policing surveillance homosexual sex informal policing sodomy laws queer spatial practices On September 25, 1900, at two...