Under Wraps: A History of Menstrual Hygiene Technology (review)
@article{Lupton2012UnderWA, title={Under Wraps: A History of Menstrual Hygiene Technology (review)}, author={M. J. Lupton}, journal={Journal of the History of Sexuality}, year={2012}, volume={21}, pages={578 - 581} }
might tell magistrates that they were enticed into indiscretions by men of low character or entrapped by duplicitous working-class constables. Upchurch’s attempts to counter the chronological myopia of historians of male same-sex desire in modern Britain are welcome indeed, as are his assertions about the need to interrogate more fully what sexual relations between men might tell us about shifting class dynamics. Similarly, Upchurch’s exploration of same-sex desire within the context of broader… CONTINUE READING
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Vaginal hygiene practices and the formation of sexuality
- Psychology, Medicine
- Culture, health & sexuality
- 2019