Volkmar Sigusch
Biographic Data
| ID | 4894081 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Volkmar Sigusch |
| GIVEN NAMES | Volkmar |
| FAMILY NAME | Sigusch |
| SIGNATURE | SIGUSCH V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universität Hamburg |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 103 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
Hans Giese und seine Theorie der Homosexualität
Während der 50er- und 60er-Jahre war Hans Giese (1920–1970) der einflussreichste und renommierteste Sexualforscher in Westdeutschland. Bis zu seinem Tod war er Direktor des Instituts für Sexualforschung an der Universität Hamburg. Dank seiner Bestrebungen gewann die Sexualforschung sowohl innerhalb als auch außerhalb akademischer Kreise an Ansehen. Aus der Sicht des Autors lag der Schlüssel von Gieses Werk in dessen eigener Homosexualität. Er suc…
Liquid Gender
Meinen Beitrag zur gegenwärtigen Debatte um die medizin- und rechtspolitische Situation Transsexueller und insbesondere um das Transsexuellengesetz (TSG) kann ich ganz kurz halten. Denn ich habe in dieser Zeitschrift vor 23 Jahren selbstkritische Plädoyers für die „Entpathologisierung“ und „Enttotalisierung“ der Transsexuellen gehalten, indem ich den „nosomorphen Blick“ der eigenen Berufsgruppe, der immer nur Krankes sieht, im Einzelnen kritisier…
Lean sexuality: On cultural transformations of sexuality and gender in recent decades
Kallmann's Syndrome and Transsexualism
The Neosexual Revolution
Official statement by the german society for sex research (Deutsche Gesellschaft f r Sexualforschung e.V.) on the research of Prof. Dr. G nter D rner on the subject of homosexuality
Psychosurgery on sex offenders and sexual ?deviants? in West Germany
Sexology in West Germany∗
Modern sex research was founded mainly by Austrian and German scientists. In the two decades before and in the three decades after the turn of the century, among other things, a sexual pathology was set up by Richard von Krafft‐Ebing, psychoanalysis by Sigmund Freud, a sexual morphology by Magnus Hirschfeld, and sexual economy and the “Sexpol” (Sexual Politics) Movement by Wilhelm Reich. The victory of fascism in Germany put a total stop to this …
Teenage boys and girls in West Germany∗
In 1970 the Institute for Sex Research at the University of Hamburg conducted a study of 302 males and 300 females aged 16-17. By age 16, 92% of the boys and 50% of the girls had experienced masturbation, 35% of the boys and 30% of the girls had experienced coitus. In the year before the study, 50% of the girls had an orgasm often or always during coitus. Boys achieved 80% of their orgasms through masturbation, 6% through petting, and 14% through…
Responses to reading erotic stories: Male-female differences
Changes in sexual behavior among young males and females between 1960–1970
Patterns of sexual behavior in West German workers and students∗
Sex surveys have until now almost always dealt with the middle class. Only to a very limited extent were there reliable data regarding lower class sexuality. A systematic analysis therefore of class differences in sexual behavior and in the attitudes toward sexuality could at best be made only partially. The relatively most extensive material published has been about the American lower classes (Whyte, 1943; Kinsey et al., 1948, 1953; Gebhard et a…
Lower-class sexuality: Some emotional and social aspects in West German males and females
Psychosexual stimulation: Sex differences 1
The most extensive material regarding specific sex differences with regard to psychosexual stimulation was up to now presented by Kinsey et al. (1953). Their results, which were derived from questionnaires, show the following trends: 1. Men more often than women were stimulated through isolated stimuli (naked or clothed persons of the opposite sex, genitals of both the same and of the other sex, and pictures of sexual scenes). 2. Women were arous…
Sex differences in responses to psychosexual stimulation by films and slides
In a previous publication we reported on the emotional and physiological-sexual reactions as well as the changes in sexual behavior in men and women when they were confronted with sexual thematic slides (Sigusch, 1970). In contrast to the data of Kinsey (1953), we found relatively few sex-specific differences for the variables we covered. We were not able to establish any sex differences at all for physiological-sexual reactions during the showin…
Psychosexual stimulation in men: Emotional reactions, changes of sex behavior, and measures of conservative attitudes∗
Sex differences in responses to psychosexual stimulation by films and slides
In a previous publication we reported on the emotional and physiological-sexual reactions as well as the changes in sexual behavior in men and women when they were confronted with sexual thematic slides (Sigusch, 1970). In contrast to the data of Kinsey (1953), we found relatively few sex-specific differences for the variables we covered. We were not able to establish any sex differences at all for physiological-sexual reactions during the showin…
Psychosexual stimulation: Sex differences 1
The most extensive material regarding specific sex differences with regard to psychosexual stimulation was up to now presented by Kinsey et al. (1953). Their results, which were derived from questionnaires, show the following trends: 1. Men more often than women were stimulated through isolated stimuli (naked or clothed persons of the opposite sex, genitals of both the same and of the other sex, and pictures of sexual scenes). 2. Women were arous…
Responses to reading erotic stories: Male-female differences
Psychosexual stimulation in men: Emotional reactions, changes of sex behavior, and measures of conservative attitudes∗
Changes in sexual behavior among young males and females between 1960–1970
The Neosexual Revolution
Lower-class sexuality: Some emotional and social aspects in West German males and females
Teenage boys and girls in West Germany∗
In 1970 the Institute for Sex Research at the University of Hamburg conducted a study of 302 males and 300 females aged 16-17. By age 16, 92% of the boys and 50% of the girls had experienced masturbation, 35% of the boys and 30% of the girls had experienced coitus. In the year before the study, 50% of the girls had an orgasm often or always during coitus. Boys achieved 80% of their orgasms through masturbation, 6% through petting, and 14% through…
Patterns of sexual behavior in West German workers and students∗
Sex surveys have until now almost always dealt with the middle class. Only to a very limited extent were there reliable data regarding lower class sexuality. A systematic analysis therefore of class differences in sexual behavior and in the attitudes toward sexuality could at best be made only partially. The relatively most extensive material published has been about the American lower classes (Whyte, 1943; Kinsey et al., 1948, 1953; Gebhard et a…
Psychosurgery on sex offenders and sexual ?deviants? in West Germany
Sexology in West Germany∗
Modern sex research was founded mainly by Austrian and German scientists. In the two decades before and in the three decades after the turn of the century, among other things, a sexual pathology was set up by Richard von Krafft‐Ebing, psychoanalysis by Sigmund Freud, a sexual morphology by Magnus Hirschfeld, and sexual economy and the “Sexpol” (Sexual Politics) Movement by Wilhelm Reich. The victory of fascism in Germany put a total stop to this …
Psychosexual stimulation in men: Emotional reactions, changes of sex behavior, and measures of conservative attitudes∗
Psychosexual stimulation: Sex differences 1
The most extensive material regarding specific sex differences with regard to psychosexual stimulation was up to now presented by Kinsey et al. (1953). Their results, which were derived from questionnaires, show the following trends: 1. Men more often than women were stimulated through isolated stimuli (naked or clothed persons of the opposite sex, genitals of both the same and of the other sex, and pictures of sexual scenes). 2. Women were arous…
Sex differences in responses to psychosexual stimulation by films and slides
In a previous publication we reported on the emotional and physiological-sexual reactions as well as the changes in sexual behavior in men and women when they were confronted with sexual thematic slides (Sigusch, 1970). In contrast to the data of Kinsey (1953), we found relatively few sex-specific differences for the variables we covered. We were not able to establish any sex differences at all for physiological-sexual reactions during the showin…
Patterns of sexual behavior in West German workers and students∗
Sex surveys have until now almost always dealt with the middle class. Only to a very limited extent were there reliable data regarding lower class sexuality. A systematic analysis therefore of class differences in sexual behavior and in the attitudes toward sexuality could at best be made only partially. The relatively most extensive material published has been about the American lower classes (Whyte, 1943; Kinsey et al., 1948, 1953; Gebhard et a…
Lower-class sexuality: Some emotional and social aspects in West German males and females
Changes in sexual behavior among young males and females between 1960–1970
Teenage boys and girls in West Germany∗
In 1970 the Institute for Sex Research at the University of Hamburg conducted a study of 302 males and 300 females aged 16-17. By age 16, 92% of the boys and 50% of the girls had experienced masturbation, 35% of the boys and 30% of the girls had experienced coitus. In the year before the study, 50% of the girls had an orgasm often or always during coitus. Boys achieved 80% of their orgasms through masturbation, 6% through petting, and 14% through…
Responses to reading erotic stories: Male-female differences
Sexology in West Germany∗
Modern sex research was founded mainly by Austrian and German scientists. In the two decades before and in the three decades after the turn of the century, among other things, a sexual pathology was set up by Richard von Krafft‐Ebing, psychoanalysis by Sigmund Freud, a sexual morphology by Magnus Hirschfeld, and sexual economy and the “Sexpol” (Sexual Politics) Movement by Wilhelm Reich. The victory of fascism in Germany put a total stop to this …
Psychosurgery on sex offenders and sexual ?deviants? in West Germany
Official statement by the german society for sex research (Deutsche Gesellschaft f r Sexualforschung e.V.) on the research of Prof. Dr. G nter D rner on the subject of homosexuality
The Neosexual Revolution
Lean sexuality: On cultural transformations of sexuality and gender in recent decades
Kallmann's Syndrome and Transsexualism
Liquid Gender
Meinen Beitrag zur gegenwärtigen Debatte um die medizin- und rechtspolitische Situation Transsexueller und insbesondere um das Transsexuellengesetz (TSG) kann ich ganz kurz halten. Denn ich habe in dieser Zeitschrift vor 23 Jahren selbstkritische Plädoyers für die „Entpathologisierung“ und „Enttotalisierung“ der Transsexuellen gehalten, indem ich den „nosomorphen Blick“ der eigenen Berufsgruppe, der immer nur Krankes sieht, im Einzelnen kritisier…
Hans Giese und seine Theorie der Homosexualität
Während der 50er- und 60er-Jahre war Hans Giese (1920–1970) der einflussreichste und renommierteste Sexualforscher in Westdeutschland. Bis zu seinem Tod war er Direktor des Instituts für Sexualforschung an der Universität Hamburg. Dank seiner Bestrebungen gewann die Sexualforschung sowohl innerhalb als auch außerhalb akademischer Kreise an Ansehen. Aus der Sicht des Autors lag der Schlüssel von Gieses Werk in dessen eigener Homosexualität. Er suc…
Psychology (14 works) · Developmental psychology (9 works) · Human sexuality (8 works) · Sexual behavior (8 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Gender Studies (7 works) · Psychoanalysis (7 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works)