Over Uranisme (Liefde Voor Hetzelfde Geslacht)

"Over Uranisme (Liefde Voor Hetzelfde Geslacht)" by Karl Ihlfeldt offers a unique and historical perspective on the understanding and treatment of same-sex love in the early 20th century. This "Gerechtelijk-Geneeskundige Studie" (Forensic-Medical Study) delves into the topic of 'uranism, ' an older term for homosexuality, through the lens of forensic medicine.

Written in Dutch and originally published in 1905, this work provides invaluable insight into the medical and societal views of homosexuality at the time. It serves as a primary source for understanding the evolution of thought on sexuality and the history of LGBTQ+ issues in Europe. Ihlfeldt's study is a significant contribution to the history of medicine, social sciences, and LGBTQ+ studies, offering a glimpse into the past and highlighting the long journey towards acceptance and understanding.

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