Brooke Axelrod’s Reviews > The History of Sexuality, Volume 1: An Introduction > Status Update

So far, interesting. He situates the Victorian Repressive Hypothesis to properly debunk it by virtue of its own core tenets - censorship was not repression but rather another way for sex to be pervasive, to remain a focal point of topic. Very interesting how he also connects the influence of religion, particularly Christianity, on the discursive functions.