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Laud Humphreys - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Laud Humphreys (October 16, 1930–August 23, 1988) was an American sociologist and author. He was born as Robert Allan (Laud) Humphreys, in Chickasha, Oklahoma, to Ira Denver Humphreys and Stella Be...
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Argues that Humphrey’s tearoom trade study, misinforms readers as much as it informs, regarding moral and ethical foundations for research with human subjects. States that Humphrey’s tearoom study made significant positive contributions to the population he studied.
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The focus of this article is a comparative analysis of the values inherent in multicultural feminism, and their consistency with the field of sociology of sexualities using Laud Humphreys’ Tearoom Trade: Impersonal Sex in Public Places as an reflection of that growing body of work.
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Amazon.com: Tearoom Trade: Impersonal Sex in Public Places
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In 1965, sociologist Laud Humphreys submitted his doctoral dissertation on homosexuality. After reading it, his professor encouraged him to investigate the ... (In “Tearoom Trade,” Humphreys notes that a presidential assistant was arrested in the men’s room of a Washington, D.C. YMCA in 1964 on similar charges.)
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Larry Craig (R-Idaho) may have contributed to public life, he certainly deserves credit for renewing interest in Tearoom Trade: Impersonal Sex in Public Places, by Laud Humphreys, ... Humphreys' TEA ROOM TRADE appeared just at the point in American academic history when social science associations (ASA, AAA, APSA,
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The Tea room Trade : Laud Humphreys ... A sociological study from the USA of casual sexual encounters in 'tea rooms' (public toilets). ... Why did Humphreys choose to study tea rooms?
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