The Task of Social Hygiene

by Havelock Ellis

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INDEX

(Names of Authors quoted are italicized.)

[A]

[B]

[C]

[D]

[E]

[F]

[G]

[H]

[I]

[J]

[K]

[L]

[M]

[N]

[O]

[P]

[Q]

[R]

[S]

[T]

[U]

[V]

[W]

[X]

Y

[Z]

• Abortion, facultative, [99]
• Age of consent, [288] et seq.
• Aggeneration, 24
• Alcohol, legislative control of, [277] et seq., [295] et seq.
• Alcoholism, [33], [41]
• Allen, Grant, [394]
• Allen, W.H., [11]
• Ancestry, the study of, [2]
• Angell, Norman, [321]
• Anthony, Susan, [111]
• Antimachus of Colophon, [117]
• Anti-militarism, [328]
• Aristotle, [403]
• Ashby, [33]
• Asnurof, [283]
• Aubry, [42]
• Augustine, St., [5]
• Australia, birth-rate in, [146] et seq., [162];
• moral legislation in, [291]
• Azoulay, [188]
• 
  Bachofen, [91]
• Baines, Sir J.A., [153]
• Barnes, Earl, [223]
• Basedow, [244]
• Bateson, [27], [194], [402]
• Beatrice, Dante's, [122]
• Beaufront, L. de, [372], [373]
• Bebel, [71], [88]
• Becker, R., [118]
• Belbèze, [211]
• Benecke, E.F.M., [117]
• Bergsonian philosophy, [31]
• Bertillon, G., [63]
• Bertillon, J., [278]
• Beveridge, [171]
• Bible in religious education, [230], [240]
• Billroth, [353]
• Bingham, [274]
• Birth-rate, in France, [17], [136], [188];
• in England, [17], [137];
• in Germany, [17], [138];
• in Russia, [25];
• in United States, [141];
• in Canada, [144];
• in Australasia, [146], [162];
• in Japan, [155];
• in China, [156];
• among savages, [167];
• significance of a falling, [134] et seq.;
• in relation to death-rate, [7], [150]
• Blease, W. Lyon, [70]
• Bloch, Iwan, [93]
• Boccaccio, [119], [123]
• Bodey, [43], [201]
• Böhmert, [138]
• Bonhoeffer, [38]
• Booth, C., [177], [184]
• Bosanquet, [18], [383], [394]
• Bouché-Leclercq, [306]
• Branthwaite, [41]
• Braun, Lily, [139]
• Brinton, [351]
• Budin, [8]
• Bund für Mutterschutz, [96]
• Burckhardt, [123]
• Burnham, [221]
• Bushee, F., [11], [171]
• Byington, [393]
• 
  Camp, Maxime du, [50]
• Campanella, [27]
• Campbell, Harry, [179]
• Canada, birth-rate in, [144] et seq.;
• sexual hygiene in, [253]
• Cantlie, [179]
• Carpenter, Edward, [397]
• Casper, [91]
• Certificates, eugenic, [30], [44], [202]
• Chadwick, Sir E., [4], [184]
• Chamfort, [X]256
• Chastity of German women, [88]
• Cheetham, [235]
• Chicago Vice Commission, [277], [295], [300]
• Child, psychology of, [218]
• Children, religious education of, [217]
• China, birth-rate in, [156]
• Christianity in relation to romantic love, [117]
• Chivalrous attitude towards women, [124]
• Civilization, what it consists in, [18]
• Clayton, [180]
• Cobbe, F.P., [50]
• Co-education, [58]
• Coghlan, T.A., [147], [161], [165], [166]
• Coinage, international, [378]
• Concubinage, legalized, [104]
• Condorcet, [50], [67]
• Confirmation, rite of, [236]
• Consent, age of, [288]et seq.
• Courts of Love, [119]
• Couturat, [350], [374]
• Creed, J.M., [291]
• Criminality and feeble-mindedness, [38]
• Crucé, Emeric, [316]
• 
  Dante, [122], [132]
• Dareste, [387], [396]
• Davenport, [35], [36], [44], [198]
• Death-rate in relation to birth-rate, [7], [150]
• Degenerate families, [41] et seq.
• Degeneration of race, alleged, [19] et seq., [37]
• De Quincey, [219]
• Descartes, [349]
• Dickens, [129]
• Dill, Sir S., [305]
• Disinfection, origin of, [5]
• Divorce, [62], [109]
• Donkin, Sir H.B., [39]
• Donnan, [374]
• Drunkenness, decrease of, [18]
• Dubois, P., [315]
• Dugdale, [42]
• Dumont, Arsène, [157], [160], [171]
• 
  Economic aspect of woman's movement, [52], [63] et seq.
• Education, [6], [47], [57], [71], [201], [217] et seq., [398]
• Ehrenfels, [25]
• Eichholz, [36]
• Eimer, [387]
• Ellis, Havelock, [15], [31], [40], [44], [49], [88], [100], [108], [118], [130], [154], [161], [179], [186], [204], [206], [207], [220], [244], [259], [369], [394]
• Enfantin, Prosper, [104]
• Engelmann, [142], [160], [165]
• English, characteristics of the, [2];
• attitude towards immorality, [270]
• language for international purposes, [355] et seq.
• Esperanto, [372]
• Espinas, [60]
• Eugenics, [12], [26] et seq., [107], [195] et seq., [399] et seq.
• Euthenics, [12]
• Ewart, R.J., [26], [172]
• 
  Factory legislation, [5]
• Fahlbeck, [22]
• Fairy tales in education, [239]
• Family, limitation of, [16], [26]
• Family in relation to degeneracy, [41];
• size of, [35]
• Feeble-minded, problem of the, [31] et seq.
• Fell, E.F.B., [383]
• Ferrer, [318]
• Fertility in relation to prosperity, [169] et seq.
• Fiedler, [229]
• Finlay-Johnson, H., [227], [242]
• Firenzuola, [123]
• "Fit," the term, [44]
• Flux, [138]
• Forel, [93]
• France, birth-rate in, [17], [136]. [188];
• women and love in, [119];
• legal attitude towards immorality in, [265];
• regulation of alcohol in, [278]
• Franklin, B., [142], [327]
• Fraser, Mrs., [115]
• French language for international purposes, [364] et seq.
• Frenssen, [95]
• Freud, S, [92]
• Fuld, E.F., [274], [276]
• Fürch, Henriette, [252]
• 
  Galton, Sir F., [28], [29], [44], [45], [107], [195], [197], [198], [200], [203], [208], [402]
• Gaultier, J. de, [342]
• Gautier, Léon, [119]
• Gavin, H., [184]
• Gayley, Julia, 420
• Germany, sex questions in, [87] et seq.;
• illegitimacy in, [97];
• sexual hygiene in, [94];
• legal attitude towards immorality in, [265], [301]
• Giddings, [46]
• Godden, [35], [198]
• Godwin, W., [309]
• Goethe, [128], [131]
• Goldscheid, [167], [173]
• Gomperz, [403]
• Goncourt, [120]
• Gouges, Olympe de, [68]
• Gourmont, Remy de, [122], [299], [317]
• Gournay, Marie de, [110]
• Grabowsky, [263]
• Grasset, [209]
• Grünspan, [97]
• Guérard, [325], [346], [369]
• Guthrie, L., [239]
• 
  Haddon, A.C., [234], [245]
• Hagen, [262]
• Hale, Horatio, [351]
• Hales, W.W., [260]
• Hall, G. Stanley, [220], [224], [232], [233], [303]
• Hamburger, C., [151]
• Hamill, Henry, [213]
• Hausmeister, P., [302]
• Hayllar, F., [233]
• Health, nationalization of, [15]
• Health visitors, [7]
• Hearn, Lafcadio, [191]
• Henry, W.O., [252]
• Heredity of feeble-mindedness, [34]
• as the hope of the race, [44];
• study of, [198]
• Heron, [19], [166]
• Hervé, [329]
• Hiller, [263], [267]
• Hinton, James, [133]
• Hirschfeld, Magnus, [92], [286]
• Hobbes, [313]
• Holland, moral legislation in, [291]
• Holmes, Edmond, [227], [228]
• Homosexuality and the law, [283], [286]
• Hookey, N.A., [174]
• Hughes, R.E., [242]
• Humboldt, W. von, [61], [106]
• Huneker, [393]
• Hungary, birth-rate and death-rate in, [169]
• Hutchinson, Woods, [186]
• Hygiene, in medieval and modern times, [5];
• of sex, [244] et seq.
• 
  Idiocy, [32] et seq.
• Ido, [373]
• Illegitimacy, and feeble-mindedness, [37];
• in Germany, [97]
• Imbecility, [32] et seq.
• Individualism, [3], [381] et seq.
• Industrialism, modern, [2]
• Inebriety and feeble-mindedness, [41]
• Infant consultations, [8]
• Infantile mortality, [7], [13], [25], [138], [150] et seq.
• Initiation of youth, [234]
• Insurance, national, [15]
• International language of the future, [349] et seq.
• 
  James, E.C., [123]
• James, William, [195]
• Japan, romantic love in, [115];
• birth-rate and death-rate in, [155];
• changed conditions in, [191], [322]
• Jenks, E., [312], [316]
• Johannsen, [152]
• Johnson, Roswell, [207]
• Jordan, D.S., [324]
• Jörger, [42]
• Jukes family, [41]
• 
  Kaan, [91]
• Kellerman, Ivy, [369]
• Key, Ellen, [100] et seq., [130], [229], [394]
• Kirkup, [384]
• Krafft-Ebing, [92]
• Krauss, F.S., [92]
• Kuczynski, [142]
• 
  Labour movement and war, [329]
• La Chapelle, E.P., [145]
• Lacour, L., [68]
• Lagorgette, [315]
• Laissez-faire, the maxim of, [3], [400]
• Lancaster, [231]
• Language, international, [349] et seq.
• Latin as an international language, [354]
• Lavelege, E. de, [321]
• Law, in relation to eugenics, [30], [45];
• to morals, [48];
• the sphere of, [312]
• Lea, [88]
• Leau, [350]
• Leibnitz, [350]
• Levy, Miriam, [221]
• Lewis, C.J. and J.N., [165]
• Lichtenstein, Ulrich von, [118]
• Life-history albums, [199], [212] et seq.
• Lischnewska, Maria, [248]
• Lobsien, [226]
• Loomis, C.B., [361]
• Lorenz, [21], [373]
• Love, and the woman's question, [59], [101], [113] et seq.;
• and eugenics, [203] et seq.
• Luther, [94], [228], [306]
• 
  Mackay, J.H., [393]
• Macnamara, N.C., [179]
• Macquart, [188]
• Maine, prohibition in, [279]
• Mannhardt, [204]
• Manouvrier, [86]
• Marcuse, Max, [94]
• Marriage, certificates for, [30], [44], [45], [209];
• economics and, [61];
• natural selection and, [204];
• State regulation of, [61] et seq.;
• the ideal of, [101];
• in classic times, [114]
• Marriage-rate, [139], [164], [173]
• Matignon, [156]
• Matriarchal theory, [49]
• Maurice, Sir F., [180]
• McLean, [161]
• Meisel-Hess, Grete, [109], [130]
• Méray, [119], [365]
• Mercier, C., [20]
• Meredith, George, [129]
• Miele, [9]
• Miers, [354]
• Milk Depôts, [8]
• Mill, J.S., [52], [71]
• Moll, [92], [93], [246]
• Montaigne, [115]
• Montesquieu, [37]
• Moore, B., [15], [185]
• Morals in relation to law, [48], [258] et seq.
• More, Sir T., [29]
• Morgan, L., [66]
• Morse, J., [224]
• Mortality of infants, [7], [13], [25], [138], [150] et seq.
• Motherhood in relation to eugenics, [46]
• Mothers, schools for, [9]
• Mougins-Roquefort, [312]
• Municipal authorities to instruct in limitation of offspring, duty of, [26]
• Muralt, [2]
• Mysteries, Pagan and Christian, [235]
• 
  Näcke, [186]
• Napoleon, [69], [265]
• Nars, L., [69]
• National Insurance, [15]
• Nationalization of health, [15]
• Natural selection and social reform, [13]
• Nearing, Scott, [194]
• Neo-Malthusianism, [16], [26], [102], [159] et seq.
• Nevinson, H.W., [330]
• Newsholme, [7], [19], [137], [166], [172]
• New Zealand, birth-rate in, [148]
• Nietzsche, [190], [309], [334], [392]
• Niphus, [123]
• Norway, infantile mortality in, [14]
• Nötzel, R., [394]
• Novikov, [324], [330], [342]
• Noys, H., [29]
• Nyström, [26]
• 
  Obscenity, [255], [304]
• Oneida, [29]
• Ovid, [114], [132]
• Owen, Robert, [51]
• 
  Pankhurst, Mrs., [85]
• Partridge, G.L., [219]
• Paul, Eden, [208]
• Pearson, Karl, [198]
• Penn, W., [341]
• Perrycoste, F.H., [212]
• Peters, J.P., [293]
• Pfaundler, [371]
• Pinard, J., [252]
• Pinloche, [244]
• Plate, [185]
• Ploetz, [210]
• Ploss, [167], [176]
• Police systems, [274]
• Post Office, inquisition at the, [276]
• Prohibition of alcohol in Maine, [279]
• Prosperity in relation to fertility, [169] et seq.
• Prostitution, and feeble-mindedness, [38];
• and sexual selection, [60];
• varying legal attitude towards, [285], [296]
• Puberty, psychic influence of, [231] et seq.
• Puericulture, [7]
• 
  Quakers, [270]
• Quarantine, origin of, [5]
• 
  Race, alleged degeneration of, [19] et seq., [37]
• Raines Law hotels, [293] et seq.
• Ramsay, Sir W.M., [305]
• Ranke, Karl, [169]
• Raschke, Marie, [99]
• Reform, Social hygiene as distinct from sexual, [1];
• four stages of social, [4] et seq.
• Reibmayr, [22]
• Religion, and eugenics, [208];
• and the child, [217] et seq.
• Reproduction, control of, [17]
• Richards, Ellen, [12]
• Richardson, Sir B.W., [65]
• Robert, P., [340]
• Roberts, A.M., [369], [370]
• Roman Catholics and Neo-Malthusianism, [161]
• Roseville, [173]
• Ross, E.A., [156]
• Rousseau, [229]
• Rubin, [153], [166]
• Ruediger, [232]
• Rural life, influence of, [177] et seq.
• Russell, Mrs. B., [9]
• Russia, infantile mortality in, [14], [154], [168];
• moral legislation in, [282]
• Ryle, R.J., [33]
• 
  Sacraments, origin of Christian, [235]
• Saint-Pierre, Abbé de, [339]
• Saint-Simon, [1], [104]
• St. Valentine and eugenics, [203]
• Sand, George, [50], [105]
• Sanitation as an element of social reform, [4]
• Saussure, R. de, [380]
• Sayer, E., [35]
• Schallmayer, [200]
• Schiff, M., [110]
• Schleyer, [352]
• Schooling, J.H., [174]
• Schools for mothers, [9]
• Schrader, O., [88]
• Schreiner, Olive, [130], [330]
• Schroeder, T., [255], [304]
• Science and social reform, [11]
• Sellers, E., [266], [301]
• Sex questions in Germany, [87] et seq.
• Sexual hygiene, [244] et seq., [309]
• Sexual selection, [59], [203] et seq.
• Shaftesbury, Earl of, [6]
• Sherwell, A., [280]
• Shrank, J., [285]
• Siégler-Pascal, [339]
• Sitwell, Sir G., [327]
• Smith, Sir T., [120]
• Smith, T.P., [180]
• Social reform as distinct from social hygiene, [1];
• its four stages, [4] et seq.
• Socialism, [18], [208], [381] et seq.
• Society of the future, [55]
• Sollier, [354]
• Solmi, [28]
• Sombart, [138]
• Spain, legalized concubinage in, [104];
• women in, [129]
• Spanish as an international language, [353]
• Stanton, E.C., [85]
• Starbuck, [232]
• Steinmetz, [312], [331]
• Steele, [27]
• Sterilization, [30], [44], [46]
• Sterility and the birth-rate, [164]
• Stevenson, [19]
• Stewart, A., [237]
• Stewart, R.S., [182]
• Stirner, Max, [393]
• Stirpiculture, [29]
• Stöcker, H., [96]
• Streitberg, Countess von, [99]
• Suffrage, woman's, [50], [57], [71] et seq.
• Sully, [315], [340]
• Sun, City of the, [27]
• Sutherland, A., [312]
• Sykes, [9]
• Syndicalism, [329]
• Syphilis, [32]
• 
  Taine, [128], [313]
• Takano, [155]
• Tarde, [132], [307]
• Thompson, W., [51]
• Toulouse, [45], [186]
• Tramps and feeble-mindedness, [41]
• Tredgold, [34]
• 
  United States, birth-rate in, [140] et seq.;
• sexual hygiene in, [254];
• attitude towards immorality in, [273] et seq.
• Urban life, influence of, [177] et seq.
• 
  Vasectomy, [31]
• Venereal disease and sexual hygiene, [254]
• Vesnitch, [315]
• Vineland, [34]
• Volapük, [352]
• 
  Wagenen, W.F. van, [378]
• War against war, [311] et seq.
• Ward, Mrs. Humphry, [76]
• Weale, B.L. Putnam, [157]
• Weatherby, [157]
• Webb, Sidney, [156], [163]
• Weeks, [35], [36]
• Weinberg, S., [99]
• Wentworth, S., [173]
• Westergaard, [166]
• Westermarck,559
• Weuleresse, [400]
• Wheeler, Mrs., [52]
• White slave trade, [288]
• Whetham, W.C.D. and Mrs., [199]
• Whitman, Walt, [66], [403]
• Wilcox, W.F., [141]
• Wilde, O., [394]
• Wilhelm, C., [266]
• Wollstonecraft, Mary, [50], [69], [70], [111]
• Woman, and eugenics, [46];
• movement, [49] et seq.;
• economics, [63] et seq.;
• eighteenth century, [69], [128];
• and the suffrage, [50], [57], [71] et seq.;
• of the Italian Renaissance, [123];
• in Spanish literature, [129];
• and war, [330]
• 
  Yule, G. Udny, [139], [174]
• 
  Zamenhof, [372]
• Zero family, [42]
• Ziller, [240]

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