Sex-education / A series of lectures concerning knowledge of sex in its relation to human life

by Maurice A. Bigelow

Walter, H.E. "Genetics." Macmillan. $1.50.

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INDEX[ToC]

• Abnormality, in literature, [129 ff.]
• Adolescence, and sex-instruction, [146 ff.]
• Adults, and special sex-instruction, [26].
• Æsthetics of sex, [4], [74], [197].
• Affection, [163];
  • "consecration of," [210];
  • in marriage, [189].
• Aims, of sex-education, [92], [94];
  • of sex-education societies, [228].
• Animals, and human sexuality, [72].
• Arguments, for sex-instruction, [28 ff.]
• Asceticism, [69].
• Athletics, and sex, [141].
• Attitude, towards sex, [26], [67 ff.];
  • and morals, [75].
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• Bibliography, [238 ff.]
  • and ethics, [102 ff.];
  • and sex-instruction, [147];
  • moral value, [217].
• Biology, [56], [65];
  • see also literature.
• Books, as teachers, [121 ff.], [241 ff.];
  • special instruction, [148-250].
• Boys, influence on, [158];
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• Cabot, R.C., [63], [210 ff.]
• Childhood, [25].
• Children, ignorant of sex, [204].
  • and sex adjustment, [80].
• Circumcision, [139].
  • of women, [190 ff.]
• Coeducation, in sex-instruction, [109];
• Continence, [160 ff.], [176 ff.];
• Contraception, and ethics, [219].
  • conclusions regarding, [226].
• Control, of sex instincts, [18].
• Criticisms, of sex-education, [203 ff.];
• Curiosity, denied by Repplier and Taft, q.v.
  
• Dancing, [169 ff.], [200].
• Diseases, social or venereal, [37 ff.]
  • coeducation, [80];
  • sex-differentiated, [82].
• Dress, of women, [174 ff.], [200].
  
• Education, as a solution, [19], [88];
• Eliot, C.W., [71].
  • and sex-hygiene, [61 ff.]
  • of sex, [4].
• Emissions, [149].
  • aim of, [105];
  • and ethics, [103].
• Ethics, and biology, [102];
  • morality in, [59];
  • sex-hygiene in, [230].
• Eugenics, [86 ff.];
• Europe, and sex problems, [59 ff.];
• Evolution, and vulgarity, [75].
  
• Fiction, and sex tragedies, [127].
• Foerster, [70].
• Frankness, [206].
• Friendships, of children, [136].
• Fulton, J.S., [40].
• Future, of sex-education, [234-237].
  
  • unprotected, [191].
• Genetics, [87].
• Girls, special instruction, [151];
• Gonorrhea, see Diseases.
• Good, and evil, [215].
  
• Hamilton, Cosmo, [208].
  • and sex-education, [104].
• Hartley, C. Gasquoine, [82 ff.]
• Heredity, [87];
• History, of sex-education, [227 ff.]
• Homes, and sex-instruction, [21].
  • of sex, [1-4], [25].
• Hunger, two kinds, [73].
  • of womanhood, [157];
  • of love and marriage, [159], [187].
• Hygiene, and ethics, [210 ff.];
  • of children, [12-14].
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• Ideals, of manhood, [185];
  • danger in teaching, [67].
• Ignorance, [45], [50], [54];
• Illegitimacy, [52 ff.], [59].
• Immorality, [38];
• Instincts, sexual, [16-18].
• Intellectualism, and sex, [83].
  
• Kallikak family, [103].
• Key, Ellen, [64], [79].
• Knowledge, and will, [217].
  
  • for parents, [33];
  • on marriage, [79];
  • on diseases, [39];
  • on sex, [11];
  • on social evil, [52];
  • general and sex, [124 ff.];
  • general references, [238 ff.];
  • for young men, [161], [183];
  • for young women, [201];
  • radical sex, [193].
• Lectures, on sex-hygiene, [100].
  • a sex problem, [71 ff.]
• Legislation, and social diseases, [47].
• Literature, general list, [241 ff.];
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  • instruction for, [156 ff.]
• Marriage, [159], [187];
• Masturbation, [137 ff.]
• Maxwell, W.H., [221].
  • double standard, [42].
• Men, as leaders in love, [188];
  • leader, [227].
• Misunderstanding, of sex, [5].
• Monogamy, [59].
  • first teachers, [111].
• Morality, [58 ff.];
• Morrow, P.A., [37], [70];
• Mothercraft, [155].
• Mothers, and boys, [111];
• Mystery, and sex, [15].
  
• Names, of sex organs, [148 ff.]
• National Education Association, resolution on sex-instruction, [232].
• Nature-study, [133].
• Need, of sex-instruction, [11], [19].
• Neumann, H., [221].
  
  • coöperation of, [23];
  • responsibility, [14];
  • attitude, [30].
• Oliphant, James, [159].
• Optimism, sex, [196].
• Organization, of sex-education, [96 ff.]
  
• Parents, and daughters, [184], [190];
• Parkinson, W.D., [41].
• Passion, [58].
• Pessimism, sex, [72], [84], [196].
• Poetry, [124 ff.]
• Pre-adolescence, [25], [133 ff.]
• Problems of sex, [28 ff.], [92], [95].
  • protective knowledge for women, [199].
• Promiscuity, [38].
• Propagandism, needed, [28 ff.]
• Prophylactics, venereal, [219].
• Prostitution, [48 ff.], [164];
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• Reading, concerning perversion and vice, [51].
  • individual, [18];
  • of parents, [30].
• Refinement, of men, [167].
  • see also hygiene and ethics.
• Religion, approach to sex-instruction, [209].
• Repplier, Agnes, [203].
  • of women, [190 ff.]
• Reproduction, and sex, [5].
• Responsibility, indirect of women, [195];
  • larger view of, [27];
  • need of, [11];
  • problems of, [28 ff.];
  • relations, [4].
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  • adequacy, [43];
  • personal, [35 ff.];
  • social, [3];
  • and eugenics, [86];
  • and ethics, [114], [212 ff.];
  • personal, [98 ff.]
• Sanitation, and morals, [229];
  • in homes, [21];
  • in high schools, [24];
  • many-sided, [89].
• Self-abuse, [137 ff.]
• Self-control, [70], [173], [176-182];
  • essential knowledge to be taught, [107].
• Sensationalism, [233].
• Sex-education, definition, [1];
  • and ethics, [101].
• Sex-hygiene, [1-5];
• Sex-instruction, in schools, [20], [23];
• Sex, meaning of the word, [6-10].
• Social diseases, [166];
• Social evil, [4], [48 ff.]
• Social hygiene, [3];
• Societies, for sex problems, [231], [232].
  • for classes, [113];
  • married women, [110];
  • same sex as pupils, [109];
  • undesirable, [115].
• Society for Prophylaxis, [62].
  • personal, [205], [214].
• Super-morality, [64 ff.]
• Syphilis, see Diseases.
  
• Taft, W.H., [224].
  • instruction for, [184 ff.]
• Task, of sex-education, [90].
• Teachers, of sex facts, [108];
• Teaching, morals, [216 ff.];
• Tennyson, and sex lessons, [125].
  
• Vulgarity, [67 ff.]
  
• Women, and diseases, [45];

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