Essays in medical sociology, Volume 1 (of 2)Blackwell, Elizabeth
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Essays in medical sociology, Volume 1 (of 2)
Blackwell, Elizabeth
Prostitution; Sexual ethics; Social medicine
ESSAYS IN MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY
ESSAYS
IN
MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY
BY
ELIZABETH BLACKWELL, M.D.
_VOLUME I._
LONDON
ERNEST BELL, YORK STREET
COVENT GARDEN
1902
PREFACE.
At the request of friends I have willingly consented to the
republication of my writings of past years in a uniform edition.
Truth never grows old, though re-adaptation to different phases of life
may be necessary. I shall rejoice if anything I have written in the
past may prove helpful to the younger generation of workers, with whom
I am in hearty sympathy.
ELIZABETH BLACKWELL, M.D.
HASTINGS,
_May, 1902_.
CONTENTS OF VOL. I.
ESSAY PAGE
I. THE HUMAN ELEMENT IN SEX 1
II. MEDICAL RESPONSIBILITY IN RELATION TO THE CONTAGIOUS
DISEASES ACTS 83
III. RESCUE WORK IN RELATION TO PROSTITUTION AND DISEASE 113
IV. PURCHASE OF WOMEN: THE GREAT ECONOMIC BLUNDER 133
V. THE MORAL EDUCATION OF THE YOUNG IN RELATION TO SEX 175
THE HUMAN ELEMENT IN SEX
CONTENTS
PAGE
INTRODUCTION 3
CHAPTER I
THE DISTINCTIVE CHARACTER OF HUMAN SEX 9
CHAPTER II
EQUIVALENT FUNCTIONS IN THE MALE AND FEMALE 18
CHAPTER III
ON THE ABUSES OF SEX--I. MASTURBATION 34
CHAPTER IV
ON THE ABUSES OF SEX--II. FORNICATION 44
CHAPTER V
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE IDEA OF CHASTITY 60
CHAPTER VI
MEDICAL GUIDANCE IN LEGISLATION 70
APPENDIX I 75
APPENDIX II 79
INTRODUCTION
This work is written from the standpoint of the Christian physiologist.
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