Robert Ridinger
Biographic Data
| ID | 4453125 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robert Ridinger |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robert |
| FAMILY NAME | Ridinger |
| SIGNATURE | RIDINGER R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Northern Illinois University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
From Every Shire's End
The practice of journeying to specific locations believed to confer a range of spiritual and physical benefits was well established in Britain before the arrival of the first Christian missionaries in the late sixth century. Over the next millennium, a network of institutions ranging from local churches to monasteries and cathedrals shaped the religious life of Anglo- Saxon and Norman England, creating a diverse heritage of significant individual…
Out of the Dust of Years
This article explores the legal regulation of archaeology under the Ottoman Empire and the role of archaeology in the governance of Palestine during the period of the British Mandate. The founding, fieldwork, and publications of significant Western archaeological and antiquarian organizations active in the region in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries are discussed in this context
Negotiating Limits
This paper reviews the origin of the concept of sadomasochism and its treatment by the American legal system. Relevant court cases and corollary issues such as the rights to privacy and sexual freedom, child custody, domestic violence, and employment discrimination are profiled. Organizations created by the gay, lesbian and heterosexual leather communities to create accurate public awareness of the SM subculture, and their programs of education a…
Things Visible and Invisible
This paper explores the reasons underlying the relative absence of research on the leather/levi community in gay and lesbian studies and summarizes the history and special collections of Chicago's Leather Archives and Museum
Children of the Satyrs
The organizational names selected by members of the networks of social clubs organized since 1954 by gay and lesbian practitioners of leathers ex have received little attention from social science researchers. Their origins are reviewed and relationships to mainstream and subcultural norms explored
Mapping the National Policy Data Superhighway
So's Your Old Lady
This research explores the onomastic patterns of choice made by the editors of several thousand gay and lesbian newspapers, magazines, and other periodical publications issued between 1924 and 1992. Eleven categories of sources are identified and analyzed. Results indicate a highly varied background of both traditional and contemporary cultural, historical, and literary influences on the imagery of the gay and lesbian movement
Negotiating Limits
This paper reviews the origin of the concept of sadomasochism and its treatment by the American legal system. Relevant court cases and corollary issues such as the rights to privacy and sexual freedom, child custody, domestic violence, and employment discrimination are profiled. Organizations created by the gay, lesbian and heterosexual leather communities to create accurate public awareness of the SM subculture, and their programs of education a…
Things Visible and Invisible
This paper explores the reasons underlying the relative absence of research on the leather/levi community in gay and lesbian studies and summarizes the history and special collections of Chicago's Leather Archives and Museum
So's Your Old Lady
This research explores the onomastic patterns of choice made by the editors of several thousand gay and lesbian newspapers, magazines, and other periodical publications issued between 1924 and 1992. Eleven categories of sources are identified and analyzed. Results indicate a highly varied background of both traditional and contemporary cultural, historical, and literary influences on the imagery of the gay and lesbian movement
Children of the Satyrs
The organizational names selected by members of the networks of social clubs organized since 1954 by gay and lesbian practitioners of leathers ex have received little attention from social science researchers. Their origins are reviewed and relationships to mainstream and subcultural norms explored
Mapping the National Policy Data Superhighway
So's Your Old Lady
This research explores the onomastic patterns of choice made by the editors of several thousand gay and lesbian newspapers, magazines, and other periodical publications issued between 1924 and 1992. Eleven categories of sources are identified and analyzed. Results indicate a highly varied background of both traditional and contemporary cultural, historical, and literary influences on the imagery of the gay and lesbian movement
Children of the Satyrs
The organizational names selected by members of the networks of social clubs organized since 1954 by gay and lesbian practitioners of leathers ex have received little attention from social science researchers. Their origins are reviewed and relationships to mainstream and subcultural norms explored
Things Visible and Invisible
This paper explores the reasons underlying the relative absence of research on the leather/levi community in gay and lesbian studies and summarizes the history and special collections of Chicago's Leather Archives and Museum
Negotiating Limits
This paper reviews the origin of the concept of sadomasochism and its treatment by the American legal system. Relevant court cases and corollary issues such as the rights to privacy and sexual freedom, child custody, domestic violence, and employment discrimination are profiled. Organizations created by the gay, lesbian and heterosexual leather communities to create accurate public awareness of the SM subculture, and their programs of education a…
Out of the Dust of Years
This article explores the legal regulation of archaeology under the Ottoman Empire and the role of archaeology in the governance of Palestine during the period of the British Mandate. The founding, fieldwork, and publications of significant Western archaeological and antiquarian organizations active in the region in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries are discussed in this context
From Every Shire's End
The practice of journeying to specific locations believed to confer a range of spiritual and physical benefits was well established in Britain before the arrival of the first Christian missionaries in the late sixth century. Over the next millennium, a network of institutions ranging from local churches to monasteries and cathedrals shaped the religious life of Anglo- Saxon and Norman England, creating a diverse heritage of significant individual…
Gender Studies (4 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Lesbian (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Art (2 works) · European history and politics (2 works) · History (2 works)