- Károly Mária
Kertbeny (born Karl
Maria Benkert; 28
February 1824 – 23
January 1882) was a
Hungarian journalist, translator,
memoirist and
human rights...
- was
written by Karl-Maria
Kertbeny, but
published anonymously. It
advocated the
repeal of Prussia's
sodomy laws.
Kertbeny had
previously used the word...
-
letter to Karl
Heinrich Ulrichs by the Austrian-born
novelist Karl-Maria
Kertbeny.
arguing against a
Prussian anti-sodomy law. In 1886, the psychiatrist...
- term hetero****ual was
coined alongside the word homo****ual by Karl
Maria Kertbeny in 1869. The
terms were not in
current use
during the late
nineteenth century...
-
first objective study of homo****uality (the term was
coined by Karl-Maria
Kertbeny), as he did not
characterize it as a disease, immoral, or a crime. The...
- term homo****ual was
coined by German-speaking
Hungarian writer Karl
Maria Kertbeny and was in
circulation by the 1880s. Into the
middle of the
twentieth century...
- Kossuth. ISBN 963-09-2308-4. Takács,
Judit (2004). "The
Double Life of
Kertbeny". In G.
Hekma (ed.). Past and
Present of
Radical ****ual
Politics (PDF)...
- homo****ual was
coined by the
Hungarian writer and
campaigner Karl
Maria Kertbeny in 1868 to
describe same-**** ****ual
attraction and ****ual
behavior in humans...
- vice to
congenital disposition. In 1869, the same year that Karl-Maria
Kertbeny coined "homo****uality", Karl
Friedrich Otto
Westphal wrote a
paper reporting...
- out himself." A
German pamphlet by the Austrian-born
novelist Karl-Maria
Kertbeny (1824–1882),
published anonymously,
arguing against a
Prussian anti-sodomy...
