History 2181A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Sexually Transmitted Infection, Industrial Revolution, French Revolution
8 Oct 2018
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October 1 the scientific evolution of sexuality / the enlightenment period (added in) Class, ra(cid:272)e, a(cid:374)d vi(cid:272)toria(cid:374) ideolog(cid:455): the popularit(cid:455) of (cid:862)fe(cid:373)ale frie(cid:374)dships(cid:863) last class before test. 30 minute test, 5 questions and each question is going to require two points: more fact based than reflective. Short but substantial answers in complete sentences -number your answers and the parts of your answers (i. e. 1 a 1b 2a 2b etc. show them where the answers are) The scientific evolution of sexuality / the enlightenment period (18th century) 1700s. Primarily we are looking at europe in 1700s. The enlightenment period important to sexuality because this is where modern ideas about sexuality and the body take place. Also important because up until this point the church regulated where/why/everything about sex and was in charge of the penalties an punishments for those that did not follow the rules with penitential literature and punishments (i. e. public punishments)
