ACLS Humanities E-Book: Sexuality and social order: the debate over the fertility of women and workers in France, 1770-1920

Sexuality and social order: the debate over the fertility of women and workers in France, 1770-1920

McLaren, Angus.

Year: 1983.

Publisher: Holmes & Meier.

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Frontmatter

Preface

Introduction

PART ONE: THE CONTEXT

1. The Demographic Transition

PART TWO: THE CONSERVATIVES

2. French Catholicism and the Nineteenth-Century Birth Control Debate

3. Medical Attitudes Toward Sexual Behavior

4. Secular Moralists and Sexual Issues

5. Sex and Socialism: The Opposition of the French Left to Birth Control

PART THREE: THE CRITICS

6. Paul Robin

7. Political and Sexual Radicalism

PART FOUR: THE RESPONSE

8. The Working-Class Family and Fertility Control

9. Abortion as Birth Control

10. Feminism and the Decline of Fertility in France, 1800-1914

PART FIVE: THE BACKLASH

11. Depopulation and Degeneration

Notes

Index

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Title:

Sexuality and social order : the debate over the fertility of women and workers in France, 1770-1920 Angus McLaren.

Author:

McLaren, Angus

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Sexuality and social order : the debate over the fertility of women and workers in France, 1770-1920 Angus McLaren.
McLaren, Angus
New York: Holmes & Meier, 1983.

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Subject Headings:

• Robin, Paul, -- 1837-1912
• Birth control -- France -- History
• France -- Social conditions

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