Havelock Ellis

century, modern approaches to human sexuality rose and new ideas about women's rights began to grow. Many writers began to push for social progress and focus on the ideas of human sexuality. One author that had a huge influence on society was Henry Havelock Ellis. His series The Studies in the Psychology of Sex, which focused on the research of the human sexuality, catalyzed a revolution against the repressive Victorian views of sexuality (Dupont). His research forced many to reflect on the social restrictions

homosexuality is a fixed psychological identity, but thought of it as being fluid. He argued, there were only sexual behaviors, and behaviors alone did not make a person gay, lesbian, bisexual, or heterosexual. Kinsey and other researchers such as Havelock Ellis, William Masters, Virginia Johnson, viewed sexuality positively. Conversely, phycologists Richard von Krafft-Ebing and Sigmund Freud viewed sexuality as “inherently dangerous and needing repression” (Yarber 2016). In 1973, the American Psychiatric

The 1920s was an exciting, yet disunited decade in American history, in which black artists and musicians began to rise, women began voting, more Americans lived in cities rather than on farms, had the same taste in music, used the same slang, turned away from tradition, had fun, and lived their lives out for once. The 1920s was known as the “New Era”, because it was filled with economic, political, and dramatic social changes. Countless momentous events occurred in the 1920s such as the division

“Jealousy, the dragon which slays love under the pretence of keeping it alive.”- Havelock Ellis. ¨To what profit a man to gain the whole world and lose his soul.¨Othello who was a great man of much grace was on a crusade to restore “honor” to his appellation. In the tragedy of "Othello", a play composed by William Shakespeare which explores the many motifs and themes, touches on one with great effect, jealousy and the implication of what is real and what is not. Jealousy is the overarching theme

Criminology is the definition of our crime today, it defines many aspects and elements that challenge our common sense understanding of crime. The term ‘Criminology’ was first introduced into the English language in Garland 1988 by a criminologist Havelock Ellis (jones, 2013, pp. 2-3). However criminology was present in the 1860’s as Henry Maudsley a medic that worked in the prison systems to study insane and feeble - minded criminals (jones, 2013, pp. 2.) Criminology gives an understanding to those

Art and Sex In Modernist literature, the artist is the most important occupation that a person can pursue. The artist is the person who is responsible for holding a mirror to the culture of the community. It is thus their responsibility to show that community exactly what the community was truly about, especially if that truth were particularly harsh or ugly. Paris, France is famous for being a location wherein one could indulge in every kind of sin, the more lascivious the better. This aspect

50 States of Gay There are all kinds of people in this world. People of different races, nationalities, descent, cultures, even sexualities and genders. The people who are not cisexual and/or heterosexual are part of the LGBTQIA community. Since they are still people, one might assume that they have the same rights as everyone else. But that is not the case. Even after all the community has been through, some places around the globe still refuse to give them their rights. But slowly the world is

1) Introduction In business world, the type and the level of competition have become very complicated and been changing rapidly. In this competition, environment, survival of the firms/organizations turns out to be dependent on their ability to follow/adapt these ever changing updates and behaviours with regards to their requirements. It is very obvious that employees in organizations have become more sentient and educated than the past. Individuals’ expectations get higher and they question their

Critically discuss the role of Community Youth Work with LGBT youth. I remember as I when I was young boy I fancied a boy in my class, how could this be? What does this even mean? What have I done wrong? All the Emotions? What are these feelings? How can I change this? I was 10 years old I felt alone, scared, I didn’t know who I could talk to. It took me 3 years to fully understand that I was different and that the feelings and emotions that I had for this boy meant only one thing, I was gay

One Banana Leaf Bundles and Skirts: A Pacific Penelope's Web? Margaret Jolly In her review of the significance of cloth in Pacific polities, Annette Weiner has evoked the persona of Penelope, “weaving by day, and unweaving the same fabric by night, in order to halt time” (1986, 108).[1] This image of a Pacific Penelope halting time was inspired by Weiner's reanalysis of the Trobriand islands. In her monograph (1976), in several subsequent papers (1980, 1982a, 1983a, 1986) and in her shorter text