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Journal of Homosexuality, 2017
This article advocates a sodomitical approach to sodomy. Its approach is framed alongside and against three historical glosses on sodomy law: first, that sodomy law instantiates homophobia; second, that sodomy law targets sexual violence against boys; third, that sodomy law reaches assaultive sex against women that did not register as assaultive enough
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This article advocates a sodomitical approach to sodomy. Its approach is framed alongside and against three historical glosses on sodomy law: first, that sodomy law instantiates homophobia; second, that sodomy law targets sexual violence against boys; third, that sodomy law reaches assaultive sex against women that did not register as assaultive enough
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Regional Differences in Sodomy Laws
Psychological Reports, 1991 As of 1989, 24 states prohibited either heterosexual or homosexual sodomy. This raises for study the following question: in what ways do states with sodomy laws differ from states without sodomy laws. It was hypothesized that states with sodomy laws are more punitive (as measured by the rate of adults under correctional supervision and the number of ...
Thomas J. Young
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Histologic Diagnosis of Sodomy
Journal of Forensic Sciences, 1979Abstract In cases of death in which sodomy is suspected, careful examination of the anorectal area for trauma and the collection of a proper specimen for the detection of spermatozoa and the demonstration of elevated acid phosphatase (AP) activity are required.
G P, Paparo, H, Siegel
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‘Those Rascals Chased From Holland!’ Sodomy, Migration and Identity Building in Eighteenth-Century Antwerp [PDF]
Cultural and Social History, 2021 Convictions for sodomy were rare in eighteenth-century Antwerp. Nevertheless, the scarce trial records offer a fascinating insight into the urban perception of sodomy as a foreign phenomenon.
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2018
This chapter explores the secret policy introduced by the British Admiralty in 1911 to stamp out homoerotic practices in the Royal Navy. Homosexual acts were illegal in pre-First World War Britain and harsh sentences would be awarded to any sailor convicted (by court martial) of so-called ‘unnatural crime’.
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This chapter explores the secret policy introduced by the British Admiralty in 1911 to stamp out homoerotic practices in the Royal Navy. Homosexual acts were illegal in pre-First World War Britain and harsh sentences would be awarded to any sailor convicted (by court martial) of so-called ‘unnatural crime’.
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Abstract This chapter examines academics, administrators, and donors at Oxford and Cambridge who remained antagonistic towards women’s greater presence within these two universities, and whose defences of the men’s residential college became entwined with new theorizations of male homosexual identity.
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The Sex Ratio and Global Sodomy Law Reform in the Post-WWII Era
Journal of Population Economics, 2021Simon Chang
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