Modernism and Perversion
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| - | "''[[Neue Forschungen über den Marquis de Sade und seine Zeit]]'' (1904), which is a substantially revised version of his earlier study on Sade, entitled ''[[Der Marquis de Sade und seine Zeit]]''" (1900)" --''[[Modernism and Perversion: Sexual Deviance in Sexology and ...]]'' (2011) by [[A. Schaffner]] | ||
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| '''''Modernism and Perversion: Sexual Deviance in Sexology and Literature, 1850-1930''''' (2011) is a book by [[Anna Katharina Schaffner]]. | '''''Modernism and Perversion: Sexual Deviance in Sexology and Literature, 1850-1930''''' (2011) is a book by [[Anna Katharina Schaffner]]. | ||
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| + | The Birth of a Science: From Masturbation Theory to Krafft-Ebing | ||
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| + | Schaffner, Anna Katharina | ||
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| + | Pages 33-62 | ||
| + | The French Scene: Degeneration Theory and the Invention of Fetishism | ||
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| + | Schaffner, Anna Katharina | ||
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| + | Pages 63-88 | ||
| + | Sexology in England: Ellis, Carpenter and Lawrence | ||
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| + | Schaffner, Anna Katharina | ||
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| + | Pages 89-111 | ||
| + | The Golden Age of Sexology in Germany: Activism, Institutionalization and the Anthropological Turn | ||
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| + | Schaffner, Anna Katharina | ||
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| + | Pages 112-136 | ||
| + | Freud, Literature and the Perversification of Mankind | ||
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| + | Schaffner, Anna Katharina | ||
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| + | Pages 137-166 | ||
| + | Homosexuality: Thomas Mann and the Degenerate Sublime | ||
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| + | Schaffner, Anna Katharina | ||
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| + | Pages 169-181 | ||
| + | Anal Sex: D.H. Lawrence and the Back Door to Transcendence | ||
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| + | Schaffner, Anna Katharina | ||
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| + | Pages 182-197 | ||
| + | Sadism: Marcel Proust and the Banality of Evil | ||
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| + | Schaffner, Anna Katharina | ||
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| + | Pages 198-217 | ||
| + | Masochism: Franz Kafka and the Eroticization of Suffering | ||
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| + | Schaffner, Anna Katharina | ||
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| + | Pages 218-235 | ||
| + | Fetishism: Georges Bataille and Sexual-Textual Transgression | ||
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| + | Schaffner, Anna Katharina | ||
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| + | Pages 236-253 | ||
| + | Conclusion | ||
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| + | Schaffner, Anna Katharina | ||
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| + | Pages 254-267 | ||
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| ==See also== | ==See also== | ||
| *[[Modernism and perversion]] | *[[Modernism and perversion]] | ||
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Modernism and Perversion: Sexual Deviance in Sexology and Literature, 1850-1930 (2011) is a book by Anna Katharina Schaffner.
ToC
The Birth of a Science: From Masturbation Theory to Krafft-Ebing
Schaffner, Anna Katharina
Pages 33-62 The French Scene: Degeneration Theory and the Invention of Fetishism
Schaffner, Anna Katharina
Pages 63-88 Sexology in England: Ellis, Carpenter and Lawrence
Schaffner, Anna Katharina
Pages 89-111 The Golden Age of Sexology in Germany: Activism, Institutionalization and the Anthropological Turn
Schaffner, Anna Katharina
Pages 112-136 Freud, Literature and the Perversification of Mankind
Schaffner, Anna Katharina
Pages 137-166 Homosexuality: Thomas Mann and the Degenerate Sublime
Schaffner, Anna Katharina
Pages 169-181 Anal Sex: D.H. Lawrence and the Back Door to Transcendence
Schaffner, Anna Katharina
Pages 182-197 Sadism: Marcel Proust and the Banality of Evil
Schaffner, Anna Katharina
Pages 198-217 Masochism: Franz Kafka and the Eroticization of Suffering
Schaffner, Anna Katharina
Pages 218-235 Fetishism: Georges Bataille and Sexual-Textual Transgression
Schaffner, Anna Katharina
Pages 236-253 Conclusion
Schaffner, Anna Katharina
Pages 254-267
See also
