Feminizing Venereal Disease: The Body of the Prostitute in Nineteenth-Century Medical Discourse Book

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Feminizing Venereal Disease: The Body of the Prostitute in Nineteenth-Century Medical Discourse, In 1497 the local council of a small town in Scotland issued an order that all light women--women suspected of prostitution-- be branded with a hot iron on their face. In late eighteenth- century England, the body of the prostitute became almost synonymou, Feminizing Venereal Disease: The Body of the Prostitute in Nineteenth-Century Medical Discourse

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Feminizing Venereal Disease: The Body of the Prostitute in Nineteenth-Century Medical Discourse
Written by author Mary Spongberg
Published by New York University Press, November 1998
In 1497 the local council of a small town in Scotland issued an order that all light women--women suspected of prostitution-- be branded with a hot iron on their face. In late eighteenth- century England, the body of the prostitute became almost synonymou
In 1497 the local council of a small town in Scotland issued an order that all light women--women suspected of prostitution-- be branded with a hot iron on their face. In late eighteenth- century England, the body of the prostitute became almost synonymou

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List of Plates
Preface
Introduction 1
1 The Sick Rose 17
2 The Source 35
3 Implementing the System 63
4 Resisting the Acts 73
5 The New Campaign 85
6 Pathologizing Children 105
7 Child Prostitution 127
8 The Sins of the Father 143
9 The Syphilitic as Moral Degenerate 160
10 Trapped in a Woman's Body? The Persistence of Feminine Pathology in Biomedical Discourse around HIV/AIDS 185
Notes 196
Index 225

Title: Feminizing Venereal Disease: The Body of the Prostitute in Nineteenth-Century Medical Discourse

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Feminizing Venereal Disease

Sorry - I got maybe 100 pages into this before determining it was a waste of my time. I needed genuine scholarship, particularly from the feminine perspective for research last semester and all I got from this was a bunch of twaddle.

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	List of Plates
	Preface
	Introduction	1
1	The Sick Rose	17
2	The Source	35
3	Implementing the System	63
4	Resisting the Acts	73
5	The New Campaign	85
6	Pathologizing Children	105
7	Child Prostitution	127
8	The Sins of the Father	143
9	The Syphilitic as Moral Degenerate	160
10	Trapped in a Woman's Body? The Persistence of Feminine Pathology in Biomedical Discourse around HIV/AIDS	185
	Notes	196
	Index	225