01599nam a2200325uc 4500650003200000650002900032650002500061650002700086650002900113650002600142650002600168650003100194999001700225001000700242003000900249005001700258007000300275008004100278020001700319040003500336100002200371245007200393260004100465500003200506520053700538650002901075650002201104942001201126952013501138 493081aCOMPORTAMIENTO SEXUAL 495430aESTEREOTIPO SEXUAL 491421aPROSTITUCIÓN 492453aVALORES SOCIALES 493084aÉPOCA VICTORIANA 492524aVALORES MORALES 492617aPROBLEMA SOCIAL 495431aENFERMEDAD VENÉREA  c44571d44571002491AR-RoIES20241129141208.0ta000000s1990    xxk|||| r|||| 000 0 eng|d  a0-631-172572  aAR-RoIESbspacAR-RoIESercaa21 aNead, Lynda9307710aMyths of Sexuality :bRepresentations of Women in Victorian Britain  aCambridge :bBasil Blackwell,c1990.  aSelect Bibliography p. 213.  aThe development of industrial capitalism in Victorian Britain had a profund effect on constructions of femininity and female sexuality. This work offers an analysis of representations which defined and regulated women in the period. Ideas of normal and deviant behaviour are shown to have been produced through legal, religious and medical texts and through cultural forms such as painting and literature. This book examines the role of culture in the formation of broad political issues such as class, gender and national identity. 4aMUJER92922zREINO UNIDO 4aPURITANISMO93087  2udccLI  00102udc4070aASbASd0000-00-00eD (Sección Inglés)l2o396 N338p8896r2023-08-15 00:00:00s2023-07-14t1w2017-09-14yLI