Sexual Knowledge

Exploring the transformation of sexual knowledge in early twentieth-century Vienna, the book examines how sexology evolved from a medical science focused on individual healing to a broader social reform movement. It highlights the impact of Vienna's intellectual and political traditions on the newly established Republic of Austria, showcasing cultural shifts such as the rise of companionate marriage and the influence of expert advice on intimate matters. This shift reflects a significant change in societal attitudes towards sexuality, engaging a diverse audience including workers, women, and children.