Historija seksualnosti

The book by Richard Lewinsohn (alias Morus) provides a broad historical overview of sexuality through different civilizations and eras. The author analyzes how societies have regulated sexual behavior, moral norms and taboos, from ancient cultures to modern times.

Lewinsohn explores sexual practices in Egypt, Greece, Rome, medieval Europe, and the Victorian period, highlighting how religion, law, and social norms shaped human sexuality. It also deals with topics such as prostitution, homosexuality, marriage and the impact of sexual repression on society.

In his work, Morus shows that sexuality is not only a complex of all normal and abnormal manifestations of the sexual drive with all their prerequisites and consequences, but also everything that is in any way related to mutual relations between men and women, as well as all other individualizations and social phenomena related to human gender in the broadest sense.

The work is significant because it connects sexuality with social, political and economic factors, showing it as a dynamic aspect of human history. The book is still relevant today for understanding changes in attitudes towards sexuality.