Male sexuality and psychological trauma: soldiers and sexual disorder in World War I and Weimar Germany.

Subjects

Subjects :

Civil Disorders ethnology
Civil Disorders history
Civil Disorders psychology
Cultural Diversity
Germany ethnology
History, 20th Century
Memory physiology
Military Hygiene economics
Military Hygiene education
Military Hygiene history
Military Hygiene legislation & jurisprudence
Military Psychiatry education
Military Psychiatry history
Sexual Behavior ethnology
Sexual Behavior history
Sexual Behavior physiology
Sexual Behavior psychology
Sexual Partners psychology
Sexuality ethnology
Sexuality history
Sexuality physiology
Sexuality psychology
Social Behavior Disorders ethnology
Social Behavior Disorders history
Social Behavior Disorders psychology
Social Conditions economics
Social Conditions history
Social Conditions legislation & jurisprudence
Social Perception
Socioeconomic Factors
World War I
Anxiety Disorders ethnology
Anxiety Disorders history
Anxiety Disorders psychology
Gender Identity
Men's Health economics
Men's Health ethnology
Men's Health history
Men's Health legislation & jurisprudence
Military Personnel education
Military Personnel history
Military Personnel legislation & jurisprudence
Military Personnel psychology
Sexual Dysfunctions, Psychological ethnology
Sexual Dysfunctions, Psychological history
Sexual Dysfunctions, Psychological psychology
Shock, Traumatic ethnology
Shock, Traumatic history
Shock, Traumatic psychology
Social Change history
Violence economics
Violence ethnology
Violence history
Violence legislation & jurisprudence
Violence psychology

Details

Language :

English

ISSN :

1043-4070

Volume :

17

Issue :

1

Database :

MEDLINE

Journal :

Journal of the history of sexuality

Publication Type :

Academic Journal

Accession number :

19260157

Full Text :

https://doi.org/10.1353/sex.2008.0006