Chapter 17

Criticisms, of sex-education, 203 ff.; conclusions regarding, 226.

Curiosity, denied by Repplier and Taft, _q.v._

Dancing, 169 ff., 200.

Diseases, social or venereal, 37 ff.

Dress, of women, 174 ff., 200.

Education, as a solution, 19, 88; coeducation, 80; sex-differentiated, 82.

Eliot, C.W., 71.

Emissions, 149.

Ethics, and biology, 102; and sex-hygiene, 61 ff; of sex, 4.

Eugenics, 86 ff.; aim of, 105; and ethics, 103.

Europe, and sex problems, 59 ff.; morality in, 59; sex-hygiene in, 230.

Evolution, and vulgarity, 75.

Fiction, and sex tragedies, 127.

Foerster, 70.

Frankness, 206.

Friendships, of children, 136.

Fulton, J.S., 40.

Future, of sex-education, 234-237.

Genetics, 87.

Girls, special instruction, 151; unprotected, 191.

Gonorrhea, _see_ Diseases.

Good, and evil, 215.

Hamilton, Cosmo, 208.

Hartley, C. Gasquoine, 82 ff.

Heredity, 87; and sex-education, 104.

History, of sex-education, 227 ff.

Homes, and sex-instruction, 21.

Hunger, two kinds, 73.

Hygiene, and ethics, 210 ff.; of sex, 1-4, 25.

Ideals, of manhood, 185; of womanhood, 157; of love and marriage, 159, 187.

Ignorance, 45, 50, 54; of children, 12-14.

Illegitimacy, 52 ff., 59.

Immorality, 38; danger in teaching, 67.

Instincts, sexual, 16-18.

Intellectualism, and sex, 83.

Kallikak family, 103.

Key, Ellen, 64, 79.

Knowledge, and will, 217.

Lectures, on sex-hygiene, 100.

Legislation, and social diseases, 47.

Literature, general list, 241 ff.; for parents, 33; on marriage, 79; on diseases, 39; on sex, 11; on social evil, 52; general and sex, 124 ff.; general references, 238 ff.; for young men, 161, 183; for young women, 201; radical sex, 193.

Marriage, 159, 187; a sex problem, 71 ff.

Masturbation, 137 ff.

Maxwell, W.H., 221.

Men, as leaders in love, 188; instruction for, 156 ff.

Misunderstanding, of sex, 5.

Monogamy, 59.

Morality, 58 ff.; double standard, 42.

Morrow, P.A., 37, 70; leader, 227.

Mothercraft, 155.

Mothers, and boys, 111; first teachers, 111.

Mystery, and sex, 15.

Names, of sex organs, 148 ff.

National Education Association, resolution on sex-instruction, 232.

Nature-study, 133.

Need, of sex-instruction, 11, 19.

Neumann, H., 221.

Oliphant, James, 159.

Optimism, sex, 196.

Organization, of sex-education, 96 ff.

Parents, and daughters, 184, 190; coöperation of, 23; responsibility, 14; attitude, 30.

Parkinson, W.D., 41.

Passion, 58.

Pessimism, sex, 72, 84, 196.

Poetry, 124 ff.

Pre-adolescence, 25, 133 ff.

Problems of sex, 28 ff., 92, 95.

Promiscuity, 38.

Propagandism, needed, 28 ff.

Prophylactics, venereal, 219.

Prostitution, 48 ff., 164; protective knowledge for women, 199.

Reading, concerning perversion and vice, 51.

Refinement, of men, 167.

Religion, approach to sex-instruction, 209.

Repplier, Agnes, 203.

Reproduction, and sex, 5.

Responsibility, indirect of women, 195; individual, 18; of parents, 30.

Sanitation, and morals, 229; _see also_ hygiene and ethics.

Self-abuse, 137 ff.

Self-control, 70, 173, 176-182; of women, 190 ff.

Sensationalism, 233.

Sex-education, definition, 1; larger view of, 27; need of, 11; problems of, 28 ff.; relations, 4.

Sex-hygiene, 1-5; adequacy, 43; personal, 35 ff.; social, 3; and eugenics, 86; and ethics, 114, 212 ff.; personal, 98 ff.

Sex-instruction, in schools, 20, 23; in homes, 21; in high schools, 24; many-sided, 89.

Sex, meaning of the word, 6-10.

Social diseases, 166; essential knowledge to be taught, 107.

Social evil, 4, 48 ff.

Social hygiene, 3; and ethics, 101.

Societies, for sex problems, 231, 232.

Society for Prophylaxis, 62.

Super-morality, 64 ff.

Syphilis, _see_ Diseases.

Taft, W.H., 224.

Task, of sex-education, 90.

Teachers, of sex facts, 108; for classes, 113; married women, 110; same sex as pupils, 109; undesirable, 115.

Teaching, morals, 216 ff.; personal, 205, 214.

Tennyson, and sex lessons, 125.

Vulgarity, 67 ff.

Women, and diseases, 45; instruction for, 184 ff.

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