Routledge Revivals

First published in 1987, this book encompasses a broad range interdisciplinary research into homosexuality - displaying a full spectrum of points of view - and, given that the major traditions of modern homosexual research began in Europe, is not restricted to works in English.. In general topics that are densely covered in the literature are presented in this guide selectively, with some less studied topics, such as Economics and Music, fleshed out with signposts to more comprehensive research. It seeks to not only mirror existing publications, but also to stimulate new work by pinpointing neglected themes and methods. This book will be of interest to students of sociology.

Wayne R. Dynes

Preface Abbreviations I. General A. Bibliography B. Pioneers C. Toward the Present D. Sex Research E. Essays and Collections F. Encyclopedias and Dictionaries G. Libraries and Archives H. Press and Media I. Advertisements J. Public Opinion K. Attitudes of Professionals L. Pornography and Censorship II. Women's Studies A. Lesbian Studies B. Lesbian-Feminist C. Women's Studies Reference D. Comparisons of Lesbians and Gay Men III. History and Area Studies A. General B. Ancient Near East and Egypt C. Greece and Rome D. Middle Ages E. Early Modern Europe F. British Isles G. France H. Germany and Austria I. Low Countries J. Iberia K. Italy L. Eastern Europe M. Scandinavia N. North America O. Latin America P. Islam Q. China, Korea and Central Asia R. Japan S. South and Southeast Asia T. Biographies: Collective U. The Homosexual Movement: United States V. The Homosexual Movement: Abroad IV: Anthropology A. Cross-Cultural Approcahes B. Africa, Sub-Shara C. Pacific Societies D. Subarctic Cultures E. North American Indians F. Meso-American and South American Indians V. Travel A. Travelers B. Guides VII. Humanities A. Art: General B. Art: Ancient and Medieval C. Art: The Renaissance Tradition D. Art: Modern E. Photography F. Film G. Theater and Dance H. Literary Studies: General I. Literary Studies: Male J. Literary Studies: Lesbian K. Music VIII. Philosophy and Religion A. Philosophy and Ethics B. Religion: General C. Biblical Studies D. Main Christian Denominations E. Gay Churches, Organizations, and Observers F. Gay Clergy G. Religious Backlash H. Judaism I. "New Age" Spirituality VIII. Language A. Language Studies B. Dictionaries and Glossaries C. Sociolinguistics D. Graffiti E. Folklore F. Humor and Camp IX. Lifestyles A. Social Semiotics and Lifestyle Trends B. Popular Culture C. Sports D. Etiquette and Self-Help E. Sexual Techniques: Male F. Sexual Techniques: Female G. S&M X. Economics A. Economics, Business, and Labor XI. Education A. General B. Teachers C. Gay and Lesbian Studies' XII. Politics A. General B. Political Theory C. Discrimination D. Government Documents XIII. Military A. General XIV. Sociology A. Social Theory B. Methodological Problems C. Aging D. Bars E. Bathhouses and Beaches F. Bisexuality G. Blackmail H. Couples I. Deviance J. Disability K. Friendship L. Ghetto, Gay M. Identity Formation N. Impersonal Sex O. Incest P. Incidence Q. International Comparisons R. Labeling S. Minority Concept T. Prostitution, Male U. Race and Ethnicity V. Role W. Substance Abuse: Alcohol X. Substance Abuse: Drugs Y. Youth XV. Social Work A. Counseling and Social Services XVI. Psychology A. General B. Creativity C. Effeminacy and Sissiness D. Family Background F. Functioning and Adjustment G. Group Dynamics H. Homophobia and Stereotyping I. Panic, Homosexual J. Psychometric Assessment K. Rorschach and Other Projective Tests L. Social Sex Role M. Stimulus-Response Tests XVI. Psychiatry A. General B. Freudian Theory C. Psychoanalysis D. Other Depth Psychiatry School E. Paranoia and Homosexuality F. Psychotherapy: General G. DSM Controversy H. Behaviour Therapy I. Group Therapy J. Religious and Related "Cures" K. Sex Therapy XVIII. Family A. Homosexuality and (Heterosexual) Marriage B. Lesbian Mothers C. Gay Fathers D. Custody E. Children of Lesbians and Gay Men F. Parents of Gays and Lesbians XIX. Boundary Crossing A. Intergenerational Sex B. Cross Dressing C. Transsexualism and Sex Reassignment D. Hermaphroditism XX. Law A. General B. Ancient, Civil, and Canon Law C. European Law D. Britain E. Australia and New Zealand F. Canada G. US Law: General H. US Sodomy Laws I. US Law: Courts J. US Law: Employment K. US Law: Immigration L. US Law: Marriage M. US Military Law XXI. Law Enforcement A. Police B. Prisons: Male C. Prisons: Female XXII. Violence A. General B. Homosexual Rape C. Suicide XXIII. Medical A. General B. Professionals and Patients C. The AIDS Crisis D. Medical Archaeology XXIV. Biology A. General B. Sociobiology C. Twin Studies D. Body Build E. Animal Homosexuality Subject Index Personal Names Index