Titlebook: Genital Cutting: Protecting Children from Medical, Cultural, and Religious Infringements; George C. Denniston,Frederick M. Hodges,Marilyn

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The Harm of Circumcision,on caused by destruction and amputation of the prepuce. Moreover, in addition to the physical and sexological consequences, a body of research now documents that the surgery also has psychological and cultural consequences. This would naturally be expected when such a psychologically significant par

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,Intersex Surgeries, Circumcision, and the Making of “Normal”, by social rather than medical concerns, the incidence increasing and coinciding with the fear of masturbation in nineteenth-century America. As one contemporary doctor has noted, perceptively, circumcision has been a “surgery in search of a disease.” My chapter will look at both kinds of genital su

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