Проект:Словники/Encyclopedia of Homosexuality

A

• ABERRATION, SEXUAL
• ABNORMALITY
• ABOMINATION
• ABRAHAMIC RELIGIONS
• ABU NUWAS (CA. 757-CA. 814)
• ACHILLES
• ACKERLEY, JOSEPH RANDOLPH (1896—1967)
• ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME
• ACTIVE-PASSIVE CONTRAST
• ACTIVIST, GAY
• ADELSWÁRD FERSEN, BARON JACQUES D' (1880—1923)
• ADHESIVENESS
• ADLER, ALFRED (1870—1937)
• ADULT-ADULT SEXUALITY
• ADVERTISEMENTS, PERSONAL
• AESCHINES (CA. 397-CA. 322 B.C.)
• AESCHYLUS (525/4-456 B.C.)
• AESTHETIC MOVEMENT
• AFGHANISTAN
• AFRICA, NORTH
• AFRICA, SUB-SAHARAN
• AFRICAN-AMERICANS
• AGEISM
• AGING
• AIDS
• ALAN OF LILLE (CA. 1120—1203)
• ALBANIA
• ALBERTINE COMPLEX
• ALCIBIADE FANCIULLO A SCOLA, L'
• ALCIBIADES (CA. 450—404 BX.)
• ALCOHOLISM
• ALETRINO, ARNOLD (1858—1916)
• ALEXANDER THE GREAT (356—323 BX.)
• ALEXANDRIA
• ALGER, HORATIO, JR. (1832—1899)
• ALLSTON, WASHINGTON (1779—1843)
• AMAZONIA
• AMAZONS, AMERICAN INDIAN
• AMAZONS, CLASSICAL
• AMERICAN INDIANS
• ANAL SEX
• ANARCHISM
• ANDEAN CULTURES
• ANDERSEN, HANS CHRISTIAN (1805—1875)
• ANDERSON, MARGARET (1886—1973)
• ANDROGYNY
• ANDROPHILIA
• ANGLICANISM
• ANGLO-SAXONS
• ANIMAL HOMOSEXUALITY
• ANONYMOUS SEX
• ANTHOLOGIES
• ANTHROPOLOGY
• ANTINOUS
• ANTI-SEMITISM AND ANTIHOMOSEXUALITY
• APOLOGETIC, HOMOSEXUAL
• AQUINAS, THOMAS, SAINT (1224—1274)
• ARCADIA
• ARCHIVES
• ARETINO, PIETRO (1492—1556)
• ARISTOCRATIC VICE, HOMOSEXUALITY AS
• ARISTOPHANES (CA. 450-CA. 385 B.C.)
• ARISTOTLE (384—322 B.C.)
• ARMY
• ART, VISUAL
• ARTEMIDORUS (LATE SECOND CENTURY OF OUR ERA)
• ASCETICISM
• ASIAN-AMERICANS, GAY AND LESBIAN
• ASTROLOGY
• ATHENAEUS OF NAUCRATIS (FLOURISHED CA. A.D. 200)
• ATHLETICS
• AUDEN, WYSTAN HUGH (1907—1973)
• AUGUSTINE, SAINT (354—430)
• AUSTRALIA
• AUSTRIA
• AUTHORITARIAN PERSONALITY
• AUTOBIOGRAPHY
• AUTOEROTICISM
• AVERSION THERAPY
• 8 AZAÑA, MANUEL (1880—1940)

B

• BACON, FRANCIS, SIR (1561—1626)
• BAILEY, DERRICK SHERWIN (1910—1984)
• BALDWIN, JAMES (1924—1987)
• BALLET
• BALZAC, HONORÉ DE (1799—1850)
• BANG, HERMAN (1857—1912)
• BANNEKER, BENJAMIN (1731—1806)
• BANQUETS
• BARNES, DJUNA (1892—1981)
• BARNEY, NATALIE CLIFFORD (1876—1972)
• BARNFIELD, RICHARD (1574—1627)
• BARS
• BARTHES, ROLAND (1915—1980)
• BATHHOUSES
• BEACH, SYLVIA (NANCY) (1887—1962)
• BEACHES
• BEAT GENERATION
• BEATS AND HIPPIES
• BEAUTY COMPETITIONS
• BECCARIA, CESARE BONESANA, MARQUIS (1738—1794)
• BECKFORD, WILLIAM (1760—1844)
• BELGIUM
• BELOVED DISCIPLE
• BENEDICT, RUTH F. (1887—1948)
• BENTHAM, JEREMY (1748—1832)
• BERDACHE
• BERGLER, EDMUND (1899—1962)
• BERLIN
• BERNESQUE POETRY
• BEZE, THEODORE DE (1519—1605)
• BIBLIOGRAPHY
• BlLITIS
• BIOGRAPHY AND AUTOBIOGRAPHY
• BIOLOGY
• BIRDS AND AVIAN SYMBOLISM
• BISEXUALITY
• BLACK GAY AMERICANS
• BLACKMAIL
• BLOCH, IWAN 11872-1922)
• BLOOMSBURY
• BLÜHER, HANS (1888—1955)
• BODY LANGUAGE
• BOHEMIANISM
• BOISROBERT, FRANCOIS LE METEL DE (1592—1662)
• BONDAGE
• BONDING
• BONHEUR, ROSA (1822—1899)
• BOSTON
• BOSTON MARRIAGE
• BOTTICELLI, SANDRO (ALESSANDRO DI MARIANO FELIPEPI; CA. 1444—1510)
• BOTTO, ANTONIO
• BOWLES, JANE (1917—1973)
• BRAND, ADOLF (1874—1945)
• BRAZIL
• BRITAIN
• BRITTEN, BENJAMIN (1913—1976)
• BROOKS, ROMAINE GODDARD (1874—1970)
• BROTHELS
• BUDDHISM
• BUGGERY
• BURCHIELLESQUE POETRY
• BURMA
• BURNS, JOHN HORNE (1916—1953)
• BURTON, RICHARD FRANCIS, SIR (1821—1890)
• BUTCH-FEM (LESBIAN) RELATIONSHIPS
• BYRON, GEORGE GORDON, LORD (1788—1824)
• BYZANTINE EMPIRE

C

• CABARET
• CAESAR, [GAIUS] JULIUS (100-44 B.C.)
• CALAMUS
• CAMBACÉRÉS, JEAN-JACQUES REGIS DE (1753—1824)
• CAMBRIDGE AND OXFORD
• CAMP
• CANAANITES
• CANADA
• CANON LAW
• CAPITAL CRIME, HOMOSEXUALITY AS A
• CAPOTE, TRUMAN (1924—1984)
• CARAVAGGIO, MICHELANGELO MERISI DA (1571—1610)
• CARNIVAL
• CARPENTER, EDWARD (1844—1929)
• CARTOONS
• CASEMENT, ROGER (1864—1916)
• CASTRATI
• CASTRATION
• CATAMITE
• CATHER, WILLA (1873—1947)
• CATHOLIC CHURCH
• CATULLUS, GAIUS VALERIUS (87-54)
• CAVAFY, CONSTANTINE (1863—1935)
• CELIBACY
• CELLINI, BENVENUTO (1500—1571)
• CELTS, ANCIENT
• CENSORSHIP AND OBSCENITY
• CERNUDA, LUIS (1902—1963)
• CERVANTES, MIGUEL DE (1547—1616)
• CHASTITY
• CHICAGO
• CHILDREN
• CHINA
• CHIZH, VLADIMIR FIODOROVICH (1855-19?)
• CHRISTIANITY
• CHRISTINA, QUEEN OF SWEDEN (1626—1689)
• CHRYSOSTOM, JOHN, SAINT (CA. 347—407)
• CHUBB, RALPH NICHOLAS (1892—1960)
• CHURCHES, GAY
• CICERO, MARCUS TULLIUS (106-43 B. C.)
• CINEMA
• CIRCLES AND AFFINITY GROUPS
• CIRCUMCISION
• CLASS
• CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA (CA. 150-CA. 215)
• CLERGY, GAY
• CLIFT, MONTGOMERY (1920—1966)
• CLIQUES
• CLONE
• CLOSET
• CLOTHING
• COCTEAU, JEAN (1889—1963)
• COLETTE (1873—1954)
• COLOR SYMBOLISM
• COMEDY
• COMICS
• COMING OUT
• COMMON LAW
• COMMUNICATIONS
• COMMUNITY
• CONSCIOUSNESS RAISING
• CONSENT
• CONSERVATISM
• CONSTITUTIONAL HOMOSEXUALITY
• CONTAGION
• CONTEST LITERATURE
• CONTRARY SEXUAL FEELING
• COUNSELING
• COUNTERCULTURE
• COUPERUS, LOUIS (1863—1923)
• COUPLES
• CORVO, BARON
• COWARD, NOEL, SIR (1899—1973)
• CRANE, HART (1899—1932)
• CRETE
• CREVEL, RENÉ (1900—1935)
• CRIMINAL LAW AMENDMENT ACT
• CROSS-DRESSING
• CROWLEY, ALEISTER (1875—1947)
• CRUISING
• CUBA
• CULT PROSTITUTION
• CUNNILINGUS

D

• DAMIAN, PETER, SAINT (CA. 1007—1072)
• DANCE
• DANDYISM
• DANTE ALIGHIERI (1265—1321)
• DAUGHTERS OF BILITIS
• DAVID AND JONATHAN
• DAY, F. HOLLAND (1864—1933)
• DECADENCE
• DECRIMINALIZATION
• DELLA CASA, GIOVANNI (1503—1556)
• DEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS
• DEMUTH, CHARLES (1883—1935)
• DENMARK
• DETECTIVE STORIES
• DEVIANCE AND DEVIATION
• DIAGHILEV, SERGEI PAVLOVICH (1872—1929)
• DICKINSON, EMILY (1830—1886)
• DICTIONARIES AND ENCYCLOPEDIAS
• DIONYSUS
• DISCRIMINATION
• DISGUST
• DONATELLO (DONATO DI NICCOLÓ DI BETTO BARDICA. 1386—1466)
• DOOLITTLE, HILDA (H.D.. 1886—1961)
• DOUGLAS, ALFRED, LORD (1870—1945)
• DOUGLAS, NORMAN (1868—1952)
• DRAG
• DRAMA
• DREAMS
• DRUGS
• DUNCAN, ROBERT EDWARD (1919—1988)
• DYKE
• DYSPHORIA, GENDER

E

• EASTERN ROMAN EMPIRE
• ECONOMICS
• EDUCATION
• EDWARD II (1284—1327)
• EFFEMINACY
• EFFEMINACY, HISTORICAL SEMANTICS OF
• EGO-DYSTONIC HOMOSEXUALITY
• EGYPT, ANCIENT
• ELIOT, THOMAS STEARNS (1888—1965)
• ELLIS, HAVELOCK (1859—1939)
• EMPLOYMENT
• ENCYCLOPEDIAS
• ENGLAND
• ENLIGHTENMENT
• ENRIQUE IV
• EPHEBOPHILIA
• EPICUREANISM
• EPISCOPALIANISM
• ESPIONAGE
• ETHICS
• ETHNOLOGY
• ETHNOPHAULISM
• ETIOLOGY
• ETRUSCANS
• ETYMOLOGY
• EUGENE, PRINCE OF SAVOY (1663—1736)
• EULENBURG UND HERTEFELD, PHILIPP FÜRST ZU (1847—1921)
• EUNUCHS
• EXILES AND EMIGRES

F

• FAGGOT
• FAIRY
• FALLA, MANUEL DE (1876—1946)
• FAMOUS HOMOSEXUALS, LISTS OF
• FANTASIES
• FASCISM
• FASCIST PERVERSION, BELIEF IN
• FASSBINDER, RAINER WERNER (1945—1982)
• FELLATIO
• FERENCZI, SANDOR (1873—1933)
• FETISHISM
• FICHTE, HUBERT (1935—1986)
• FICINO, MARSILIO (1433—1499)
• FICTION
• FIDENTIAN POETRY
• FIEDLER THESIS
• FILM
• FIRBANK, RONALD (1886—1926)
• FLANNER, JANET ('GENET'; 1892—1978)
• FLAUBERT, GUSTAVE (1821—1880)
• FLORENCE
• FLOWER SYMBOLISM
• FOLKLORE, GAY MALE
• FOLKLORE, LESBIAN
• FORSTER, E[DWARD] M[ORGAN] (1879—1970)
• FOUCAULT, MICHEL (1926—1984)
• FOURIER, CHARLES (1772—1837)
• FRANCE
• FREDERICK II (1197—1250)
• FREDERICK II (THE GREAT) OF PRUSSIA (1712—1786)
• FREEDOM, SEXUAL
• FREEMASONRY
• FREUD, SIGMUND (1856—1939)
• FREUDIAN CONCEPTS
• FRIEDLAENDER, BENEDICT (1866—1908)
• FRIENDSHIP, FEMALE ROMANTIC
• FRIENDSHIP, MALE
• FRUIT
• FULLER, HENRY BLAKE (1857—1929)
• FUNCTIONING
• 4 FUNDAMENTALISM

G

• GAMES, GAY
• GANYMEDE
• GARCÍA LORCA, FEDERICO
• GAY
• GAY LIBERATION
• GAY RIGHTS
• GAY STUDIES
• GENDER
• GENDER DYSPHORIA
• GENET, JEAN (1910—1986)
• GEOGRAPHY, SOCIAL
• GEORGE, STEFAN (1868—1933)
• GERBER, HENRY (1892—1972)
• GERICAULT, THEODORE (1791—1824)
• GERMANIC LAW
• GERMANY
• GESTURE AND BODY LANGUAGE
• GHETTOS, GAY
• GHULAMIYYA
• GIDE, ANDRE (1869—1951)
• GlLGAMESH
• GLOEDEN, WILHELM, BARON VON (1856—1931)
• GNOSTICISM
• GOD, HOMOSEXUALITY AS A DENIAL OF
• GOETHE, JOHANN WOLFGANG VON (1749—1832)
• GOODMAN, PAUL (1911—1972)
• GORDON, CHARLES GEORGE(1838—1885)
• GOVERNMENT
• GRAFFITI
• GRANADA
• GRANT, DUNCAN (1885—1978)
• GREECE, ANCIENT
• GREECE, MODERN
• GREEK ANTHOLOGY
• GRIERSON, FRANCIS (1848—1927)
• GRIFFES, CHARLES TOMLINSON (1884—1920)
• GROSS INDECENCY
• GUIDES, GAY
• GUYON, RENE CHARLES MARIE (1876—1961)
• GYMNASIA

H

• HAAN, JACOB ISRAEL DE (1881—1924)
• HADRIAN (76-138)
• HAFIZ (CA. 1320-CA. 1390)
• HAITI
• HALL, RADCLYFFE (1880—1943)
• HANDBALLING
• HARLEM RENAISSANCE
• HARTLEY, MARSDEN (1877—1943)
• HELIOGABALUS (ALSO KNOWN AS ELAGABALUS; 204—222)
• HELLENISM
• HELLENISTIC MONARCHIES (323-31 B.C)
• HEMINGWAY, ERNEST (1899—1961)
• HENRI III OF FRANCE (1551—1589)
• HENRY, PRINCE (1726—1802)
• HERESY
• HERMAPHRODITE
• HETEROSEXUALITY
• HILLER, KURT (1885—1972)
• HIPPIES
• HIPPOCRATIC CORPUS
• HIRSCHFELD, MAGNUS (1868—1935)
• HISTORY
• HOBOES
• HOCQUENGHEM, GUY (1946—1988)
• HOESSLI, HEINRICH (1784—1864)
• HOLOCAUST, GAY
• HOMER
• HOMOPHILE
• HOMOPHILE MOVEMENT
• HOMOPHOBIA
• HOMOSEXUAL (TERM)
• HOMOSEXUALITY
• HOMOSEXUALITY (ORIGINS OF THE MODERN CONCEPT)
• HOMOSOCIALITY
• HORACE (65-8 B.C.)
• HOUSMAN, A[LFRED] E[DWARD] (1859—1936)
• HUDSON, ROCK (ROY SCHERER FITZGERALD; 1925—1985)
• HUMBOLDT, ALEXANDER FREIHERR VON (1769—1859)
• HUMOR
• HUSTLERS
• HYDRAULIC METAPHOR
• HYPOCRISY

I

• IBYCUS (SIXTH CENTURY B.C.)
• IDENTITY
• IMMATURITY THEORY
• IMMIGRATION
• IMPERSONAL SEX AND CASUAL SEX
• INCARCERATION MOTIF
• INCEST
• INCIDENCE, FREQUENCY, AND THE KlNSEY 0-6 SCALE
• INDIA
• INDIANS OF NORTH AMERICA
• INDO-EUROPEAN PEDERASTY
• INDONESIA
• INFAMY
• INGLE
• INJUSTICE COLLECTING
• INQUISITION
• INSANITY, MORAL
• INTERMEDIATE STAGES, SEXUAL
• INTERTESTAMENTAL LITERATURE
• INVENTOR LEGENDS
• INVERSION
• IRAN
• IRELAND
• IRRUMATION
• ISHERWOOD, CHRISTOPHER (1904—1986)
• ISLAM
• ITALY

J

• JACOB, MAX (1876—1944)
• JAHNN, HANS HENNY (1894—1959)
• JAHRBUCH FÜR SEXUELLE ZWISCHENSTUFEN
• JAILS
• JAMES I (1566—1625)
• JAMES, HENRY (1843—1916)
• JAPAN
• JARRY, ALFRED (1873—1907)
• JESUS (D. CA. 29)
• JOHN, APOSTLE
• JONATHAN
• JOSEPHUS, FLAVIUS (37-CA. 105)
• JOUHANDEAU, MARCEL (1888—1979)
• JUAN II OF CASTILE (1405—1454); ENRIQUE IV OF CASTILE (1425—1474)
• JUDAISM, POST-BIBLICAL
• JUDAISM, SEPHARDIC
• JUDEO-CHRISTIAN TRADITION
• JUNG, CARL GUSTAV (1875—1961)
• JUVENAL (67-CA. 140)
• JUVENILES

K

• KÁDÉSH
• KADESH BARNEA
• KALIARDÄ
• KAMPMANN, CHRISTIAN (1939—1988)
• KANTOROWICZ, ERNST (1895—1963)
• KEROUAC, JACK (1922—1969)
• KERTBENY, KÁROLY MARIA (KARL MARIA BENKERT; 1824—1882)
• KEYNES, JOHN MAYNARD (1883—1946)
• KINSEY, ALFRED C. (1894—1956)
• KLEIST, HEINRICH VON (1777—1811)
• KOREA
• KRAFFT-EBING, RICHARD VON (1840—1902)
• KUPFFER, ELISÁR VON (1872—1942)
• KUZMIN, MIKHAIL ALEKSEEVICH (1872—1936)

L

• LABELING
• LAMBDA
• LANGUAGE AND LINGUISTICS
• LATENT HOMOSEXUALITY
• LATIN AMERICA
• LAUTREAMONT, COMTE DE (PSEUDONYM OF ISIDORE DUCASSE; 1846—1870)
• LAW (MAJOR TRADITIONS IN THE WEST)
• LAW, BRITISH
• LAW, CANON
• LAW, COMMON
• LAW, FEUDAL AND ROYAL
• LAW, GERMANIC
• LAW, MUNICIPAL
• LAW, ROMAN
• LAW, UNITED STATES
• LAWRENCE, DAVID HERBERT (1885—1930)
• LAWRENCE, THOMAS EDWARD (1888—1935)
• LEADBEATER, CHARLES WEBSTER (1854—1934)
• LEAR, EDWARD (1812—1888)
• LEE, VERNON (1856—1935)
• LEFT, GAY
• LEGAL PROCEDURE
• LEONARDO DA VINCI (1452—1519)
• LESBIAN SEPARATISM
• LESBIANISM
• LEWDNESS, OPEN OR PUBLIC
• LEZAMA LIMA, JOSÉ (1910—1976)
• LIBERACE, WLADZIU VALENTINO (1919—1987)
• LIBERALISM
• LIBERATION, GAY
• LIBERTARIAN PERSPECTIVES
• LIBERTINISM
• LIBRARIES AND ARCHIVES
• LIFESTYLE
• LLANGOLLEN, LADIES OF
• LOITERING
• LOMBROSO, CESARE (1836—1909)
• LONDON
• LORCA, FEDERICO GARCÍA (1898—1936)
• LOS ANGELES
• LOUIS XIII (1601—1643)
• LOVE
• LOVER
• LOWELL, AMY LAWRENCE (1874—1925)
• LUCIAN (CA. A.D. 120-CA. 185)
• LUDWIG II (1845—1886)
• LULLY, JEAN-BAPTISTE (1632—1687)
• LYNES, GEORGE PLATT (1907—1955)

M

• MABLEY, JACKIE 'MOMS' (LORETTA MAY AIKEN; 1894—1975)
• MACDONALD, HECTOR, SIR (1853—1903)
• MACHO
• MACKAY, JOHN HENRY (1864—1933)
• MAMLUKS
• MANICHAEANISM
• MANN, KLAUS (1906—1949)
• MANN, THOMAS (1875—1955)
• MANSFIELD, KATHERINE (1888—1923)
• MARDI GRAS AND MASKED BALLS
• MAREES, HANS VON (1837—1887)
• MARLOWE, CHRISTOPHER (1564—1593)
• MARRIAGE
• MARTIAL, MARCUS VALERIUS (CA. 40-CA. 104)
• MARXISM
• MASQUERADE
• MASTURBATION
• MATTACHINE SOCIETY
• MATTHIESSEN, F[RANCIS] 0[TTO] (1902—1950)
• MAUGHAM, W. SOMERSET (1874—1965)
• MCALMON, ROBERT (1896—1956)
• MCCARTHYISM
• MCCULLERS, CARSON (1917—1967)
• MEDICAL THEORIES OF HOMOSEXUALITY
• MEDIEVAL LATIN POETRY
• MEDITERRANEAN HOMOSEXUALITY
• MELANESIA
• MELVILLE, HERMAN (1819—1891)
• MERCHANT MARINE
• MESOPOTAMIA
• METASTASIO (ASSUMED NAME OF PlETRO TRAPASSI; 1698—1782)
• MEXICO
• MICHELANGELO BUONARROTI (1475—1564)
• MIDDLE AGES
• MILITARY
• MILK, HARVEY (1930—1978)
• MILLAY, EDNA ST. VINCENT (1892—1950)
• MINIONS AND FAVORITES
• MINORITY, HOMOSEXUALS AS A
• MISHIMA YUKIO (1925—1970)
• MODERNISM
• MOLL, ALBERT (1862—1939)
• MOLLIS
• MOLLY HOUSES
• MONASTICISM
• MONTAIGNE, MICHEL EYQUEM DE (1533—1592)
• MONTESQUIOU, COUNT ROBERT DE (1855—1921)
• MONTHERLANT, HENRY DE (1895—1970)
• MOTION PICTURES
• MOVEMENT, HOMOSEXUAL
• MUJUN
• MUKHANNATH
• MUNRO, HECTOR HUGH (PSEUDONYM SARI; 1870—1916)
• MURDERERS
• MURET, MARC-ANTOINE (1526—1585)
• MUSIC, POPULAR
• MUSICIANS
• MYSTERY AND DETECTIVE FICTION
• MYTHOLOGY, CLASSICAL
• MYTHS AND FABRICATIONS

N

• NAMELESS SIN (OR CRIME)
• NAPOLEON BONAPARTE (1769—1821)
• NARCISSUS
• NATIONALISM
• NATIVE AMERICANS
• NATURE AND THE UNNATURAL
• NAVY
• NAZISM
• NEOPLATONISM
• NERO (37-68)
• NETHERLANDS, THE (HOLLAND)
• NEW ORLEANS
• NEW TESTAMENT
• NEW YORK CITY
• NICOLSON, HAROLD (1886—1968)
• NORTH AFRICA
• NOVELS AND SHORT FICTION
• NUDE IN ART, THE

O

• OBESITY
• OBJECTIFICATION, SEXUAL
• O’HARA, FRANK (1926—1966)
• OLD TESTAMENT
• OLYMPIC GAMES
• ONE, INC.
• OPERA
• OPPRESSION, GAY
• ORAL SEX
• ORGANIZATIONS
• ORIENTATION, SEXUAL
• ORIGIN MYTHS
• ORPHEUS
• ORTON, JOE (JOHN KINGSLEY) (1933—1967)
• OWEN, WILFRED (1893—1918)
• OXFORD

P

• PACIFIC CULTURES
• PAINTING
• PALEO-SIBERIAN PEOPLES
• PANIC, HOMOSEXUAL
• PAPACY
• PARAGRAPH 175
• PARANOIA
• PARENTS, LESBIAN AND GAY
• PARIS
• PARTICULAR FRIENDSHIPS
• PASOLINI, PIER PAOLO (1922—1975)
• PASSIVE
• PATER, WALTER (1839—1894)
• PATRISTIC WRITERS: THE FATHERS OF THE CHURCH
• PEDERASTY
• PEDOPHILIA
• PELADAN, JOSEPHIN (1859—1918)
• PENITENTIALS
• PENNA, SANDRO (1906—1977)
• PEREZ, ANTONIO (1540—1611)
• PERU
• PERVERSION
• PESSOA, FERNANDO (1888—1935)
• PETRONIUS ARBITER (D. A.D. 66)
• PHILIPPINES
• PHILO JUDAEUS (CA. 20 B.C.-CA. A.D. 45)
• PHILOSOPHY
• PHONE AND COMPUTER SEX
• PHOTOGRAPHY
• PINDAR (518—438 B.C)
• PINK TRIANGLE
• PIRATES
• PLATEN-HALLERMUND, AUGUST VON (1796—1835)
• PLATO (CIRCA 429—347 B.C)
• PLAUTUS, TITUS MACCIUS (D. CA. 184 B.C.)
• PLETHYSMOGRAPHY
• PLUTARCH (CA. 50-CA. 120)
• POETRY
• POLAND
• POLICE
• POLITICAL THEORY, HISTORY OF
• POLIZIANO (POLITIAN), ANGELO AMBROGINI KNOWN AS (1454—1494)
• POLYMORPHOUS PERVERSE
• POLYNESIA
• POPPERS
• PORNOGRAPHY
• PORTER, COLE (1891—1964)
• PORTUGAL
• POULENC, FRANCIS (1899—1963)
• PREJUDICE
• PRESS, GAY
• PRINCE-AND-PAUPER SYNDROME
• PRISONS, JAILS, AND REFORMATORIES
• PRIVACY
• PRIVATE PRESSES
• PROSTATE
• PROSTITUTION
• PROTESTANTISM
• PROUST, MARCEL (1871—1922)
• PRZHEVALSKY, NIKOLAI MIKHAILOVICH (1839—1888)
• PSYCHIATRY
• PSYCHOANALYSIS
• PSYCHOLOGY
• PSYCHOTHERAPY
• PUBLIC SCHOOLS
• PUBLIC SEX
• PUNK
• PUNK ROCK

Q

• QUEBEC
• QUEEN
• QUEER

R

• RACHA
• RADICALISM
• RAPE OF MALES
• RAUCOURT, STAGE NAME OF FRANÇOISE MARIE ANTOINETTE JOSEPH SAUCEROTTE (1756—1815)
• RECRUITMENT CONCEPT
• REDL, ALFRED (1864—1913)
• REFORMATION
• REICH, WILHELM (1897—1957)
• RENAISSANCE, ITALIAN
• RENAULT, MARY (PSEUDONYM OF MARY CHALLANS; 1905—1983)
• RESORTS
• RICHARD I THE LION-HEARTED (1157—1199)
• RIMBAUD, ARTHUR (1854—1891)
• ROCHESTER, JOHN WILMOT, EARL OF (1647—1680)
• ROCK AND ROLL
• ROHM [ROEHM], ERNST (1887—1934)
• ROLE
• ROLFE, FREDERICK WILLIAM ('BARON CORVO'; 1860—1913)
• ROMAN EMPERORS
• ROME, ANCIENT
• RÖMER, L. S. A. M. VON (1873—1965)
• ROOSEVELT, ELEANOR (1884—1962)
• RORSCHACH TEST
• ROUGH TRADE
• ROUSSEL, RAYMOND (1877—1933)
• ROZANOV, VASILII VASIL’EVICH (1856—1919)
• RUMI (1207—1273)
• RUSSIA AND USSR
• RUSTIN, BAYARD (1912—1987)

S

• SACKVILLE-WEST, VITA (1892—1962)
• SADE, DONATIEN ALPHONSE FRANCOIS, COMTE DE, KNOWN AS MARQUIS DE (1740—1814)
• SA’DI (CA. 1213—1292)
• SADOMASOCHISM (S/M)
• SAFE SEX
• SAIKAKU, IHARA (1642—1693)
• SAILORS
• SAINT-PAVIN, DENIS SANGUIN DE (1595—1670)
• SAMURAI
• SAN FRANCISCO
• SANTAYANA, GEORGE (1863—1952)
• SAPPHO (CA. 612-CA. 560 B.C.)
• SARTRE, JEAN-PAUL (1905—1980)
• SATIATION THEORY
• SAUNAS
• SCANDINAVIA, MEDIEVAL
• SCHOPENHAUER, ARTHUR (1788—1860)
• SCHUBERT, FRANZ (1797—1828)
• SCIENCE
• SCIENCE FICTION
• SCIENTIFIC-HUMANITARIAN COMMITTEE
• SCULPTURE
• SCYTHIANS
• SEAFARING
• SELF-ESTEEM
• SEMIOTICS, GAY
• SENSIBILITY
• SEPARATISM, LESBIAN
• SETTEMBRINI, LUIGI (1813—1876)
• SEXISM
• SEX NEGATIVE, SEX POSITIVE
• SEXUAL LIBERTY AND THE LAW
• SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
• SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM (1564—1616)
• SHAMANISM
• SHAWN, TED (1891—1972)
• SIBERIA
• SICILY
• SISSY
• SITUATIONAL HOMOSEXUALITY
• SIWA OASIS
• SIXTEENTH-CENTURY LEGISLATION
• SLANG TERMS FOR HOMOSEXUALS IN ENGLISH
• SLAVERY
• SMYTH, ETHEL, DAME (1858—1944)
• SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION APPROACH
• SOCIAL DEMOCRACY
• SOCIAL WORK
• SOCIOBIOLOGY
• SOCIOLOGY
• SOCRATES (469—399 B.C.)
• SODOM AND GOMORRAH
• SODOMA (GIOVANNI ANTONIO BAZZI, CALLED 'II SODOMA'; 1477—1549)
• SODOMY
• SOLICITATION
• SOLON
• SOTADIC ZONE
• SOUTH AMERICA
• SOVIET UNION
• SPAIN
• SPARTA
• SPICER, JACK (JOHN LESTER; 1925—1965)
• SPORTS
• STEIN, GERTRUDE (1874—1946)
• STEREOTYPE
• STEVENSON, EDWARD IRENAEUS PRIME-('XAVIER MAYNE'; 1868—1942)
• STOICISM
• STONEWALL REBELLION
• STRACHEY, (GILES) LYTTON (1880—1932)
• STUDENTS, GAY
• SUBCULTURE, GAY
• SUETONIUS (BORN CA. 69)
• SUFISM
• SUICIDE
• SULLIVAN, HARRY STACK (1892—1949)
• SWEDEN
• SYMONDS, JOHN ADDINGTON (1840—1893)
• SYMPOSIA
• SZYMANOWSKI, KAROL (1882—1937)

T

• TACITUS (BORN CA. A.D. 55-56)
• TALMUD
• TASTE
• TCHAIKOVSKY, PETER IL’YICH (1840—1893)
• TEAROOMS
• TELEOLOGY
• TELEPHONE
• TELEVISION
• TEMPLARS
• TENNYSON, ALFRED, LORD (1809—1892)
• TESLA, NIKOLA (1856—1943)
• THAILAND
• THEATRE AND DRAMA
• THEBES
• THEOCRITUS (CA. 301-CA. 260 B.C)
• THEOGNIS (FL. CA. 544—541 B.C.)
• THIRD SEX
• TIBULLUS, ALBIUS (50-17 B.C.)
• TILDEN, WILLIAM T., II (1893—1953)
• TOILET SEX
• TRADE
• TRAGEDY
• TRANSSEXUALISM
• TRANSVESTISM (CROSS-DRESSING)
• TRANSVESTISM, THEATRICAL
• TRAVEL AND EXPLORATION
• TRIBADE
• TRICK
• TSVETAEVA, MARINA (1892—1941)
• TURING, ALAN (1912—1954)
• TURKEY
• TWILIGHT MEN
• TWIN STUDIES
• TYPOLOGY OF HOMOSEXUALITY

U

• ULRICHS, KARL HEINRICH (1825—1895)
• UNISEXUAL
• UNITED KINGDOM
• UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
• UNNATURAL
• URANIANISM
• URINATION, EROTIC
• UTOPIANISM

V

• VARCHI, BENEDETTO (1503—1565)
• VARIANT
• VARIETY, REVUE, AND CABARET ENTERTAINMENT
• VASE PAINTING, GREEK
• VENEREAL DISEASE
• VENICE
• VERGIL (70-19 B.C.)
• VERLAINE, PAUL (1844—1896)
• VIAU, THEOPHILE DE (1590—1626)
• VICTIMLESS CRIMES
• VIDEO
• VIOLENCE
• VISCONTI, LUCHINO (1906—1976)
• VISUAL ART
• VIVIEN, RENEE (1877—1909)
• VOGEL, BRUNO (1895—1987)
• VOLTAIRE, FRANÇOIS-MARIE AROUET, KNOWN AS (1694—1778)

W

• WADDELL, TOM (1937—1987)
• WARHOL, ANDY (1930—1987)
• WARNER, SYLVIA TOWNSEND (1893—1978)
• WARREN, EDWARD PERRY (1860—1928)
• WASHINGTON, D.C.
• WEIRAUCH, ANNA ELISABET (1887—1970)
• WHITE, ANDREW DICKSON (1832—1918)
• WHITMAN, WALT (1819—1892)
• WILDE, OSCAR F. O. W. (1856—1900)
• WILLIAM III (1650—1702)
• WILLIAMS, TENNESSEE (THOMAS LANIER) (1911—1983)
• WINCKELMANN, JOHANN JOACHIM (1717—1768)
• WITCHCRAFT
• WITTGENSTEIN, LUDWIG (1889—1951)
• WITTMAN, CARL (1943—1986)
• WOLFENDEN REPORT
• WOMEN’S NAMES FOR MALE HOMOSEXUALS
• WOOLF, VIRGINIA (1882—1942)
• WORKING CLASS, EROTICIZATION OF
• WYNEKEN, GUSTAV (1875—1964)

Y

• YOURCENAR, MARGUERITE (PSEUDONYM OF MARGUERITE DE CRAYENCOUR; 1903—1987)
• YOUTH

Z

• ZENO OF CITIUM (335—263 B.C.)
• ZOROASTRIANISM