英语词汇“sexual revolution”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

sexual revolution n. [after German sexuelle Revolution (c1919 or earlier; Otto Gross (1877–1920), Austrian psychiatrist and anarchist, is credited with coining the phrase (by F. Werfel in 1929)); compare French revolution sexuelle (1934)] any significant shift in attitudes to sex and conventions of sexual behaviour; spec. the liberalization of social and moral approaches to sex often held to have taken place in Western societies in the late 1960s and 1970s.

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1930 Amer. Jrnl. Sociol. 35 662 William McDougall undertakes to reduce libertarian dogmas to a logical absurdity, and Samuel D. Schmalhausen supplies affective palpitations on behalf of the new sexual revolution.

1957 Marriage & Family Living 19 307/2 Hirsch's ‘sexual revolution of 1930-55’ has been going on since Ellis, Freud, Kraft-Ebbing, Plotz, et cetera, and long before.

1967 Times 6 Jan. 11/2 Before debating the Bill [sc. on state aid for contraception], the Commons should clear their minds of cant about the ‘sexual revolution’ and remember, with Macaulay, an equally permissive period, [etc.].

1977 ‘C. Fremlin’ Spider-orchid viii. 61 In spite of Permissiveness and the Sexual Revolution..nothing had changed!

1981 V. Stolcke in K. Young et al. Of Marriage & Market (1984) viii. 163 The relatively greater sexual freedom in some Western countries in recent times has shown that a sexual revolution does not necessarily entail a social revolution.

2006 N.Y. Times 27 Aug. (T: Style Mag.) 104/2 The same energy that brought on the 1960's sexual revolution is stirring up today's randy reawakening.

单词	sexual revolution
释义	> as lemmas sexual revolution sexual revolution n. [after German sexuelle Revolution (c1919 or earlier; Otto Gross (1877–1920), Austrian psychiatrist and anarchist, is credited with coining the phrase (by F. Werfel in 1929)); compare French revolution sexuelle (1934)] any significant shift in attitudes to sex and conventions of sexual behaviour; spec. the liberalization of social and moral approaches to sex often held to have taken place in Western societies in the late 1960s and 1970s. ΚΠ 1930 Amer. Jrnl. Sociol. 35 662 William McDougall undertakes to reduce libertarian dogmas to a logical absurdity, and Samuel D. Schmalhausen supplies affective palpitations on behalf of the new sexual revolution. 1957 Marriage & Family Living 19 307/2 Hirsch's ‘sexual revolution of 1930-55’ has been going on since Ellis, Freud, Kraft-Ebbing, Plotz, et cetera, and long before. 1967 Times 6 Jan. 11/2 Before debating the Bill [sc. on state aid for contraception], the Commons should clear their minds of cant about the ‘sexual revolution’ and remember, with Macaulay, an equally permissive period, [etc.]. 1977 ‘C. Fremlin’ Spider-orchid viii. 61 In spite of Permissiveness and the Sexual Revolution..nothing had changed! 1981 V. Stolcke in K. Young et al. Of Marriage & Market (1984) viii. 163 The relatively greater sexual freedom in some Western countries in recent times has shown that a sexual revolution does not necessarily entail a social revolution. 2006 N.Y. Times 27 Aug. (T: Style Mag.) 104/2 The same energy that brought on the 1960's sexual revolution is stirring up today's randy reawakening. extracted from sexualadj.n. < as lemmas
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