Vern Bullough
Biographic Data
| ID | 382446 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vern Bullough |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vern |
| FAMILY NAME | Bullough |
| SIGNATURE | BULLOUGH V |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Much ado about nothing—A reply to Christensen
Women, pornography, and prostitution in eighteenth-century Britain
Historical development of new masturbation attitudes in Mormon culture: Silence, secular conformity, counterrevolution, and emerging reform
Quills: The movie
Are transvestites necessarily heterosexual
Nurses and Power: Professional Power ve Political Clout
Nursing, because it was dominated and controlled by women, gave women opportunity for professional leadership roles that were not possible in any other professional group. One result of this opportunity was to establish a different kind of political view, separate and distinct from Robert Merton's cosmopolitan ve. parochial power, and which might be called internalist as distinct from externalist. The internal focus of so many nursing leaders led…
Nurses and power: Professional power vs political clout
A comparative study of male transvestites, male to female transsexuals, and male homosexuals
A sample of 65 male transvestites and a sample of 33 male to female transsexuals were compared with groups of 57 gay males and 61 men whose sexual orientation was not identified. Goals of the study were to test hypotheses related to childhood experiences and to gather descriptive data about current sex patterns, lifestyles, and occupations, in order to better describe the transvestite and transsexual phenomena. The psychoanalytic hypothesis that …
Female Longevity and Diet in the Middle Ages
Reply to Dennis Altman's Review of "Sexual Variance in Society and History" (Vol. 3, No. 2)
Lesbianism in the 1920s and 1930s: A Newfound Study
Intellectual Achievers: A Study of Eighteenth-Century Scotland
Eighteenth-century Scotland produced many important intellectual leaders. Study of the lives of the individual achievers as well as the parishes in which they were born and educated indicates that education was the key to achievement and that most of the achievers came from urban areas, were born into the upper middle class, attended university, and lived longer thant the average person. In sum, the eighteenth-century Scottish achiever seems to r…
Are transvestites necessarily heterosexual
A comparative study of male transvestites, male to female transsexuals, and male homosexuals
A sample of 65 male transvestites and a sample of 33 male to female transsexuals were compared with groups of 57 gay males and 61 men whose sexual orientation was not identified. Goals of the study were to test hypotheses related to childhood experiences and to gather descriptive data about current sex patterns, lifestyles, and occupations, in order to better describe the transvestite and transsexual phenomena. The psychoanalytic hypothesis that …
Female Longevity and Diet in the Middle Ages
Historical development of new masturbation attitudes in Mormon culture: Silence, secular conformity, counterrevolution, and emerging reform
Lesbianism in the 1920s and 1930s: A Newfound Study
Intellectual Achievers: A Study of Eighteenth-Century Scotland
Eighteenth-century Scotland produced many important intellectual leaders. Study of the lives of the individual achievers as well as the parishes in which they were born and educated indicates that education was the key to achievement and that most of the achievers came from urban areas, were born into the upper middle class, attended university, and lived longer thant the average person. In sum, the eighteenth-century Scottish achiever seems to r…
Intellectual Achievers: A Study of Eighteenth-Century Scotland
Eighteenth-century Scotland produced many important intellectual leaders. Study of the lives of the individual achievers as well as the parishes in which they were born and educated indicates that education was the key to achievement and that most of the achievers came from urban areas, were born into the upper middle class, attended university, and lived longer thant the average person. In sum, the eighteenth-century Scottish achiever seems to r…
Lesbianism in the 1920s and 1930s: A Newfound Study
Reply to Dennis Altman's Review of "Sexual Variance in Society and History" (Vol. 3, No. 2)
Female Longevity and Diet in the Middle Ages
A comparative study of male transvestites, male to female transsexuals, and male homosexuals
A sample of 65 male transvestites and a sample of 33 male to female transsexuals were compared with groups of 57 gay males and 61 men whose sexual orientation was not identified. Goals of the study were to test hypotheses related to childhood experiences and to gather descriptive data about current sex patterns, lifestyles, and occupations, in order to better describe the transvestite and transsexual phenomena. The psychoanalytic hypothesis that …
Nurses and Power: Professional Power ve Political Clout
Nursing, because it was dominated and controlled by women, gave women opportunity for professional leadership roles that were not possible in any other professional group. One result of this opportunity was to establish a different kind of political view, separate and distinct from Robert Merton's cosmopolitan ve. parochial power, and which might be called internalist as distinct from externalist. The internal focus of so many nursing leaders led…
Nurses and power: Professional power vs political clout
Are transvestites necessarily heterosexual
Quills: The movie
Women, pornography, and prostitution in eighteenth-century Britain
Historical development of new masturbation attitudes in Mormon culture: Silence, secular conformity, counterrevolution, and emerging reform
Much ado about nothing—A reply to Christensen
Psychology (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · History (3 works) · Law (3 works)