The Moral Panics of Sexuality

1. Introduction Villains and Victims: Excavating the Moral Panics of Sexuality
Breanne Fahs, Mary L. Dudy, Sarah Stage

Part I. Female Desire

2. Do I Have Something in My Teeth? Vagina Dentata and its Manifestations within Popular Culture
Michelle A. Gohr

3. Vampires, Border Crossing, and Panic in Sheridan Le Fanu’s “Carmilla”
Ellen J. Stockstill

Part II. Creating Norms

4. Bodies That Are Always Out of Line: A Closer Look at “Age Appropriate Sexuality ”
Sara I. McClelland, L. E. Hunter

5. Raising Bloody Hell: Inciting Menstrual Panics through Campus and Community Activism
Breanne Fahs

6. Scary Sex: The Moral Discourse of Glee
Sarah Prior

Part III. Colonial Erotics

7. Eating It Out: Cannibalism and Sexual Deviance in Nineteenth Century Travel Writing
Ayaan Agane

8. Cyber Pinkwashing: Gay Rights under Occupation
Rachael Byrne

Part IV. Tactical Panics

9. What “Good Girls” Do: Katharine Bement Davis and the Moral Panic of the First U.S. Sexual Survey
Sarah Stage

10. Gay Republican in the American Culture War: Wisconsin Congressman Steve Gunderson, 1989–1996
Jordan O’Connell

Part V. Critical Panics

11. Time to Panic! Disability Justice, Sex Surrogacy, and Sexual Freedom
Brooke Willock

12. No to the Flow: Rejecting Feminine Norms and the Reproductive Imperative Through Hormonal Menstrual Suppression
Bianca Jarvis

13. Cumming to terms: Bareback Pornography, Homonormativity, and Queer Survival in the Time of HIV/AIDS
Michael McNamara

14. Afterword Insisting on “both/and”: Artifacts of Excavating the Moral Panics of Sexuality
Deborah Tolman

Avainsanat: Social Sciences, Gender Studies, Cultural and Media Studies, general, Political Science, Sociology of the Body, Sociology of Culture, Media Studies