History of Sexuality
The History of Sexuality, written by Michel Foucault, implies that way back in the eighteenth and ninteenth centuries people thought of anything but sex for procreation as perverse. ... By forcing this upon the children they begin their thought of sexuality as "perverse. ... It was talked about more than any other form of sexuality, because it was the most accepted. ... On the other hand the sexuality of children, crazy, men and women, criminals, homosexuals, obessestions, or great transports of rage came under close observation. ... Today, society has attpemped to reduce sexuality down to the couple, weither it be a heterosexual couple or a legitimate couple. This causing groups with multiple elements and a circulating sexuality. ... On the other hand, this perverse outbreak of sexuality extended the various forms of sexuality.