Titlebook: Queer 1950s; Rethinking Sexuality Heike Bauer (Senior Lecturer in English Literature Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Diabolical Queerness in 1950s French Cinemaen a sharp retreat back into the celluloid closet.. The Nazi Occupation introduced anti-gay legislation in France for the first time since the 1791 reforms (and this regression was to remain in place until François Mitterand’s 1981 victory). Yet after the war, gay people were associated with collabo

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Love ‘Off the Rails’ or ‘Over the Teacups’? Lesbian Desire and Female Sexualities in the 1950s Briti examined the implications of the recent New Zealand murder case, in which two teenage girls, Juliet Hulme and Pauline Parker, involved in what other press reports described as an ‘unhealthy relationship’ and a ‘wild infatuation… for each other’, were convicted of murdering Parker’s mother because t

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‘Someone to Love’: Teen Girls’ Same-Sex Desire in the 1950s United StatesDiverse forces inspired this discussion: anxiety about wartime disruptions of sexual norms, Cold War fears about hidden threats to American family life, the influence of Freudian psychology, women’s growing social and economic mobility and Kinsey’s studies of 1948 and 1953. A central claim of this l

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Warm Homes in a Cold Climate: Rex Batten and the Queer Domestic950s.. As a material place and as an ideal, it represented what could go right for the nation. It alluded to a companionate and nuclear form of family to which men and women brought their respective and highly gendered skills, and to a coming generation reared with a clear set of values aligned with

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Sexology Backward: Hirschfeld, Kinsey and the Reshaping of Sex Research in the 1950smedico-forensic and gay rights debates of turn-of-the-century Europe, which had culminated in Magnus Hirschfeld’s founding of the world’s first Institute of Sexual Sciences in Berlin in 1919, to the large-scale studies of ‘American’ sexual behaviour conducted by Alfred Kinsey and his colleagues at I

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