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Fonds Suzan Daniel (FSD)

Sexologists --- Sexology --- Biography. --- Biography

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When freshman John Milk is introduced to the ideas of Alfred Kinsey, he is instantly enthralled. Over time, Milk becomes Kinsey's right-hand man, helping him develop his revolutionary theories. But Milk is unwittingly about to be drawn into his mentor's sexual inner circle, from which he is never able to break free.

Sexology --- Sexologists --- Research

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"Harry Benjamin (1885-1986), a German-born endocrinologist, was an early pioneer in hormone therapy and transgender medicine. During his long career, he assisted many people in transitioning, including Christine Jorgensen, the 1950's 'Ex-GI' turned 'Blond Bombshell' media sensation. The two became close collaborators, with Jorgensen working with Benjamin on his influential book The Transsexual Phenomenon, published in 1966. Alison Li's much-needed biography of Benjamin chronicles his passion for hormones and his lifelong interest in sexology. Drawn from extensive research in archival documents, secondary sources, and interviews, Li tells the story of Benjamin's collaborative work with over a thousand transgender patients and his efforts in education, research, and networking, helped to create the institutional foundations of transgender medicine"--

Endocrinologists. --- Endocrinologists --- Sexologists --- Benjamin, Harry.

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This fascinating biography describes Kinsey's strict Methodist upbringing, his love of minute observation (which he applied first to academic entomology and then to human sexuality), and the obsessive work ethic that contributed to his death. Kinsey is perhaps even more controversial today than he was when his books were first published. Some researchers and religious groups have attacked his work. The man himself has frequently been lost in all of the claims and counterclaims, attacks and defenses, as well as the efforts to make his life conform to predetermined theories. Gathorne-Hardy --whose biography is the first to offer a balanced portrait-- conducted in-depth interviews with surviving family members, close colleagues, friends, and lovers. This subtle, penetrating study offers not just a series of new revelations, but whole new aspects of this complex and ultimately sympathetic man. (Book jacket)

Sexologists --- Sexology --- Biography --- History --- Kinsey, Alfred C.