The History of Sex-Ancient Civilizations [1/5] (1999)
This first of five episodes takes a look at sex in the olden days, including, but not limited to, documents concerning sex dating, contraceptive methods, the heterosexual as well as the homosexual love, in ancient Mesopotamia, ancient Egypt, or classical Greece and a peek at Roman orgies. Full of amusing anecdotes and interesting information, this part shows the mind openness of Ancient Civilizations that will be shut down by the advent of the Christian faith.
An exploration of sex in China, Japan, India, and the Arab world that offers an intriguing perspective on the interrelation of sexuality and spirituality in eastern culture. Among the topics presented are the ancient Chinese equivalent of Viagra, Japanese acceptance of prostitutes and pornographic art, and tips from the Kama Sutra.
In this steamy history, we trace the evolution of sexual beliefs and practices from the fall of the Roman Empire through the Renaissance. We’ll also uncover the conflicting extremes of medieval romance and sex–from the bawdy life of European city dwellers to the staid and dangerous practice of courtly love. Medieval scholars offer humorous and interesting carnal tales of lusty knights, bawdy widows, naughty priests, and chaste maidens.
The History of Sex- From Don Juan to Queen Victoria [4/5] (1999)
This part of our sexual sweep through history covers the intensely romantic (Don Juan, Casanova) and the darkly perverse (Marquis de Sade), then moves on to the 19th century with its quirky views. It is the era of Queen Victoria, yet mail-order pornography takes off. We also reveal carnal kinks of the Pilgrims and Puritans.
This last of five episodes examines the importance of sex to the movie industry, the pioneering Masters and Johnson study of human sexuality, the sexual revolution triggered by the simplicity and ease of the female birth control pill, the phenomena of Viagra, and the prevalence of pornography on the Internet.
A sensual, extensive series that looks at what sex has meant to the development of civilization–and what the development of civilization has meant to sex. From the first latex condom in the 1920s to the birth of the Pill in the 1960s, sexuality evolved at a rapid pace in the 20th century. How will sex change in the 21st century.
| 5 Video | 80.000,- |
ANDREMALL TOKO MEDIKA 