The Making of the Modern Body: Sexuality and Society in the Nineteenth Century (Representations Books) (Volume 1)
by Thomas Laqueur, Catherine Gallagher
This scholarly volume explores the historical interplay between sexuality and society in the nineteenth century. It analyzes how concepts of the body and bodily experiences influenced cultural and social frameworks of the era, providing essential insights into the making of modern perspectives on human identity and norms.
About This Book
The Making of the Modern Body examines the intersections of sexuality and society during the nineteenth century, offering insights into historical representations of the human form.
Through scholarly analysis, it addresses how societal views on the body influenced broader cultural developments in that period.
As part of the Representations Books series, this volume provides a foundational perspective on the topic, highlighting key themes in historical discourse.
The work underscores the role of sexuality in shaping modern understandings of identity and social structures.
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