El discurso médico y la invención del homosexual (España 1840-1915)
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https://doi.org/10.3989/asclepio.2001.v53.i2.163Keywords:
homosexuality, psichiatrey, Spain, regenerationism, perversionsAbstract
This paper analyzes the reception of the psychopathology of perversions and, more specifically, the reception of the psychiatric discourse about homosexuality in Spain around 1900. With this aim, we explore obstacles, conceptual transformations and cultural conditions doing posible the social spreading of these theoretical innovations beyond the limits of mental medicine.
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