Vol. 33 No. 1 (2024): January

Studies

• Introduction Sex, Science, and Censorship

  Sarah Bull, Agata Ignaciuk

• “It will incite an official protest from the Episcopate:” Productive Sexological Self-Censoring of Non-normative and Non-reproductive Sexuality under the Communist State and Catholic Church

  Agnieszka Kościańska

• “A mechanical view of sex outside the context of love and the family”, Contraception, censorship and the Brook Advisory Centre (1964-1985).

  Caroline Rusterholz

• “Literature of the Muck-Heap” Vs Scientia Sexualis: Sexology, Obscenity and Censorship in early to mid-Twentieth Century India

  Arnav Bhattacharya

• “Are We to Treat Human Nature as the Early Victorian Lady Treated Telegrams?” British and German Sexual Science, Investigations of Nature and the Fight Against Censorship, c. 1890-1940

  Jana Funke, Kate Fisher

• Censorship at the Police Exhibition? Sexological knowledge and framing sensationalism in Weimar democracy

  Birgit Lang