The Routledge history of American sexuality /
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| Language: | English |
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New York, NY :
Routledge,
2020.
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Table of Contents:
- Cover
- Half Title
- Series Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- List of Figures
- List of Contributors
- Acknowledgments
- Editors' Introduction
- 1. Abstinence
- The Rise of Abstinence Education
- Celibate Feminisms
- Sexual Choice and Asexuality
- Notes
- 2. Adolescence
- Normative Roots: The Emergence of Adolescence as a Developmental Category
- Undoing Adolescence: Problematizing Adolescence as a Distinct Developmental Period
- An Unsustainable Fiction
- Notes
- 3. Age
- Regulations
- Desires
- Notes
- 4. Animals
- Bestiality
- Breeding
- Conclusion
- Notes
- 5. Archives
- From Modern Archives to the Postmodern Archive(s)
- Archive(s) and Sexualities
- Archival Futures
- Notes
- 6. Asexuality
- Notes
- 7. Borders
- Borders in Indigenous North America
- Western Borders and Indigenous Borderlands
- Rise of the U.S. Nation-State's Borders
- Borders in the Age of Imperialism
- Borders in Contemporary America
- Notes
- 8. Capitalism
- Sexual Patriarchy and Colonial Mercantilism
- Post Civil War-Progressive Era
- Capitalism and Sexual Agency after World War II
- Notes
- 9. Celebrity
- Introduction
- Scandal, Celebrity, and the Invention of the Hollywood Star System:Fatty Arbuckle
- Tabloid Media and the Post-Classical Hollywood Mode of Celebrity: Rock Hudson and Elizabeth Taylor
- Trans Media: Reality Programming, Social Media, Caitlyn Jenner, and Donald Trump
- Notes
- 10. Cities
- Defining Sexuality and Urbanity
- Sex and the City through the Years
- The Future of Sexual Urban History
- Notes
- 11. Citizenship
- Sexuality, Citizenship, and National Borders
- Race, Indigeneity, and Sexual Citizenship
- Scales of Sexual Citizenship
- Sexuality and Norms of Citizenship
- Conclusion
- Notes
- 12. Class
- Class and Sexuality before 1900
- Class and Sexuality in the Twentieth Century
- Class and Sexuality in the Twenty-First Century
- Notes
- 13. Consent
- Introduction
- Consent Across U.S. Rape Law
- Consent and the Gender Question
- Consent and Gender-Transitive Questions
- Affirmative Consent
- Notes
- 14. Contraception
- The Criminalization of Contraception
- Contraception, Feminism, and the Birth Control Movement
- Contraception as aReproductive Justice Issue
- Notes
- 15. Disability
- Classification
- Containment
- Rehabilitation
- Notes
- 16. Domesticity
- Sexual Constraint and Subjection within the Marital Household
- Sexual Surveillance and Intervention
- Alternative Domesticities
- Domestic Diversity and Normativity
- Notes
- 17. Empire
- Notes
- 18. Hygiene
- Establishing Infrastructures
- Segmenting Populations
- Managing Sexuality
- Mental Hygiene
- Hygiene and Sexuality since the 1960s
- Notes
- 19. Incarceration
- Sex and the Early Prison
- Prison Sexual Culture
- The Prison as Laboratory
- Sexuality and the Carceral State
- Notes
- 20. Marriage
- Defining a New Nation: Marriage as Civil Contract