Militär, Medizin und Moral: Sexualität im Ersten Weltkrieg

Sauerteig, Lutz

doi:10.1007/978-3-86226-369-1_12

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“…There are numerous studies on sexuality in the military, with the First and Second World Wars providing ample material [28,29]. There have also been modern developments [30].…”

Section: Militarymentioning

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Love dolls and sex robots in unproven and unexplored fields of application

Bendel

2020

Paladyn, Journal of Behavioral Robotics

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Love dolls, the successors of blow-up dolls, are widespread. They can be ordered online or bought in sex shops and can be found in brothels and households. Sex robots are also on the rise. Research, however, has been slow to address this topic thoroughly. Often, it does not differentiate between users and areas of application, remaining vague, especially in the humanities and social sciences. The present contribution deals with the idea and history of love dolls and sex robots. Against this background, it identifies areas of application that have not been investigated or have hardly been investigated at all. These include prisons, the military, monasteries and seminaries, science, art and design as well as the gamer scene. There is, at least, some relevant research about the application of these artefacts in nursing and retirement homes and as such, these will be given priority. The use of love dolls and sex robots in all these fields is outlined, special features are discussed and initial ethical, legal and pragmatic considerations are made. It becomes clear that artificial love servants can create added value, but that their use must be carefully considered and prepared. In some cases, their use may even be counterproductive.

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“…There are numerous studies on sexuality in the military, with the First and Second World Wars providing ample material [28,29]. There have also been modern developments [30].…”

Section: Militarymentioning

confidence: 99%

Love dolls and sex robots in unproven and unexplored fields of application

Bendel

2020

Paladyn, Journal of Behavioral Robotics

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“…Nonetheless, it was eventually forced to consider the sex trade pragmatically in order to provide the sexual satisfaction needed if men affected by the war, far from home, and increasingly sceptical about the abstinence discourses were to be appeased. 13 Pamphlets were distributed to soldiers to divert them from prostitutes and warn them of the dangers of sexually transmitted diseases, but if discouragement was not enough, the pamphlets also described how to use condoms. 14 For the German army, encouraging abstinence and simultaneously organising sexual intercourse were not so much two contradictory policies at the moral level, but rather two complementary methods for protecting soldiers' health while taking into account their sexual needs and thus preserving their morale.…”

Section: The Western Front and The Sexual Turning Point In Autumn 1914mentioning

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From Control to Terror: German Prostitution Policies in Eastern and Western European Territories during both World Wars

Roger¹,

Debruyne²

2016

Gender & History

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In both World Wars, the German armies enacted a prostitution policy in all the occupied territories of Western and Eastern Europe. Through a comparative study, this article uses archival research in Poland, France, Belgium and Germany as well as existing studies in five languages to examine the continuities and discontinuities in German prostitution policies between the Western and the Eastern territories during both wars. In exploring the question of continuity, we consider the interaction of local authorities with occupation forces and how prostitution policies in Western and Eastern countries differed from the German ‘home front’. Strong continuities existed between the First and Second World War, including a severe backlash against the abolitionist trend in Europe and the extension of regulatory controls beyond the prostitutes to include other ‘suspect’ women, often justified by concerns over the spread of venereal diseases and public morality and health. Despite these continuities, prostitution policies were even more regressive during the Second World War, with the racial ideology of Nazism as the main trigger for the brutalisation of prostitution policies. German authorities pushed the system to greater extremes, overseeing its evolution from control to terror.

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“…Der Einsatz der DGBG für die Gesundheitsaufklärung der Bevölkerung wurde in den folgenden Jahren in steigendem Maûe von den Regierungen der Länder und der Reichsregierung finanziell unterstützt [9]. Mit ihren Aufklärungskampagnen trug die DGBG ganz wesentlich dazu bei, dass Geschlechtskrankheiten zunehmend als medizinisches Problem wahrgenommen wurden und nicht mehr in erster Linie als quasi ¹gerechte Strafeª für sittliche Verfehlungen [10].…”

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Die Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Bekämpfung der Geschlechtskrankheiten (DGBG), 1902 - 2002

Sauerteig¹

2002

Akt Dermatol

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Militär, Medizin und Moral: Sexualität im Ersten Weltkrieg

Cited by 20 publications

References 5 publications

Love dolls and sex robots in unproven and unexplored fields of application

Love dolls and sex robots in unproven and unexplored fields of application

From Control to Terror: German Prostitution Policies in Eastern and Western European Territories during both World Wars

Die Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Bekämpfung der Geschlechtskrankheiten (DGBG), 1902 - 2002

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