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Academic research papers

Posted: Tue Nov 30, 2021 7:58 pm
by JesusA (imported)
The publications listed below are available in PDF format for any EA member who wants to have them. All that I need is a <Private Message> giving me an email address that accepts attachments (the EA server does not) and the “EU”number for each article you want to have. I’ve given them numbers so that you don’t need to type out full titles. I look forward to sending them to you and hope to have your responses to the articles to help guide future research

–––Jesus

Papers Related to Eunuch Archive Research

(Some based on the surveys, some not)

Wassersug RJ, Zelenietz SA, Squire F. (2004). New Age Eunuchs: Motivation and Rationale for Voluntary Castration. Archives of Sexual Behavior; 33(5):433-442. [EU-01]

Aucoin, MW & Wassersug RJ. (2006). The sexuality and sexual performance of androgen-deprived (castrated) men throughout history: Implications for modern day cancer patients. Social Science & Medicine; 63:3162-3173. [EU-02]

First Survey (2005)

Johnson TW, Brett MA, Roberts LF, Wassersug, RJ. (2007). Eunuchs in contemporary society: Characterizing men who are voluntarily castrated. Journal of Sexual Medicine; 4:930–945. [EU-03]

Brett, MA, Roberts LF, Johnson TW, Wassersug, RJ. (2007). Eunuchs in contemporary society: Expectations, consequences and adjustments to castration. Journal of Sexual Medicine; 4:946–955. [EU-04]

Wassersug RJ, Johnson TW. (2007). Modern-day eunuchs: Motivations for and consequences of contemporary castration. Perspectives in Biology & Medicine; 50:544–56. [EU-05]

Roberts LF, Brett MA, Johnson TW, Wassersug RJ. (2008). A passion for castration: Characterizing men who are fascinated with castration, but have not been castrated. Journal of Sexual Medicine; 5:1169–1680. [EU-06]

Johnson TW, Wassersug RJ, Roberts LF, Sutherland MB, First MB. (2010). Desire for castration is not a Body Integrity Identity Disorder (BIID): A response. Journal of Sexual Medicine; 7:852-855. [EU-07]

Second Survey (2008)

Wassersug RJ, Lieberman T. (2010). Contemporary castration: why the modern day eunuch remains invisible. (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20719851) BMJ;341:c4509. [EU-08]

Johnson TW, Wassersug RJ. (2010). Gender identity disorder outside the binary: When gender identity disorder-not otherwise specified is not good enough. Archives of Sexual Behavior; 39:597-598. [EU-09]

Vale K, Johnson TW, Jansen MS, Lawson BK, Lieberman T, Willette KH, Wassersug RJ. (2010). The development of standards of care for individuals with a male-to-eunuch gender identity disorder. International Journal of Transgenderism; 12:40-51. [EU-10]

Wibowo E, Wassersug R, Warkentin K, Walker L, Robinson J, Brotto L, Johnson TW. (2012). Impact of androgen deprivation therapy on sexual function: A response. Asian Journal of Andrology; 14:793-794. [EU-11]

Wassersug RJ (http://scholar.google.ca/citations?user ... =en&oi=sra), McKenna E, Lieberman T. (2012). Eunuch as a gender identity after castration (http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1 ... 012.681178). Journal of Gender Studies; 21:253-270. [EU-12]

Johnson, TW. (2012). Castrati Singers – All for fame: A commentary. Journal of Sexual Medicine; 10:618-619. [EU-13]

Treleaven MMM, Jackowich RA, Roberts L, Wassersug RJ, Johnson TW. (2013). Castration and personality: Correlation of androgen deprivation and estrogen supplementation with the big five Factor personality traits of adult males. Journal of Research in Personality; 47:376-379. [EU-14]

Jackowich RA, Johnson TW, Brassard, P, Bélanger M, Wassersug R. (2013) Age of sex reassignment surgery for male-to-female transsexuals. Archives of Sexual Behavior; 43:13-15. [EU-15]

Vale K, Siemens I, Johnson TW, Wassersug RJ. (2013). Religiosity, childhood abuse, and other risk factors correlated with voluntary genital ablation. Canadian Journal of Behavioral Science; 45:230-237. [EU-16]

Johnson TW, Irwig MJ. (2014). What's missing? The hidden world of castration and testicular self-injury among eunuchs. Nature Reviews / Urology; 11:297-300. [EU-17]

Jackowich RA, Vale R, Vale K, Wassersug RJ, Johnson TW. (2014). Voluntary genital ablations: Contrasting the cutters and their clients. Sexual Medicine; 2:121-132. [EU-18]

Wassersug RJ, Johnson TW. (2015). Castration. The International Encyclopedia of Human Sexuality, ed. by P.Whelehan & A.Bolin. New York: John Wiley & Sons. [EU-19]

Johnson, TW, Wassersug RJ. (2015). Eunuchs. The International Encyclopedia of Human Sexuality, ed. by P.Whelehan & A.Bolin. New York: John Wiley & Sons. [EU-20]

Handy AB, Wassersug RJ, Ketter JTJ, Johnson TW. (2015). The sexual side of castration narratives: Fiction written by and for eunuchs and eunuch "wannabes". The Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality; 24:151-159. [EU-21]

Handy AB, Johnson TW. (2015). Eunuchs online. TSQ: Transgender Studies Quarterly; 2(4):710-716. https://doi.org/10.1215/23289252-3151655 (https://doi.org/10.1215/23289252-3151655)[EU-22]

Wibowo E, Johnson TW, Wassersug RJ. (2016). Infertility, impotence, and emasculation – Psychosocial contexts for abandoning reproduction. Asian Journal of Andrology; 18:403-408. [EU-23]

Handy AB, Jackowich BA, Wibowo E, Johnson TW, Wassersug RJ. (2016). Gender preference in the sexual attractions, fantasies, and relationships of voluntarily castrated men. Sexual Medicine; 4:e51-e59. [EU-24]

Johnson TW, Wassersug RJ. (2016). Recognition of gender variants outside the binary in WPATH Standards of Care, Version 7.0. International Journal of Transgenderism; 17:1-3. [EU-25]

Piccolo, EL, Johnson TW & Wassersug RJ. (2019). Sadomasochistic erotica and the sexual response cycle: Insights from the Eunuch Archive. Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality.

https://doi:10.3138/cjhs.2019-0016 [EU-26]

Third Survey (2017)

Wibowo E, Wong STS, Wassersug RJ & Johnson TW. (2019). Characteristics of Males Who Obtained a Voluntary Penectomy. Archives of Sexual Behavior 49(2)793-803. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10508-019-01607-8 [EU-27]

Wong STS, Wassersug RJ, Johnson TW & Wibowo E. (2020). Differences in the Psychological, Sexual, and Childhood Experiences Among Men with Extreme Interests in Voluntarily Castration. Archives of Sexual Behavior. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10508-020-01808-6 [EU-28]

Johnson TW & Wassersug RJ. (2021). “My son was castrated as a result of a medical error. Is it OK to raise him as a eunuch?” Annals of Medicine and Surgery; 68: 102586. PMID 3481598 DOI: 10.1016/j.amsu.2021.102586 [EU-29]

Wibowo E, Wong STS, Wassersug RJ & Johnson TW. (2021). Sexual function after voluntary castration. Archives of Sexual Behavior.

https://doi.org/10.1007/s10508-021-02094-6 [EU-30]

Still to come (academic publication can take far too long)

Piccolo, EL, Johnson TW & Wassersug RJ. (2022).Castration for Pleasure: Exploring Extreme Castration Ideations in Fiction. Archives of Sexual Behavior.

(Analyzes the 100 EA stories receiving the most stars. Finds that the most popular stories link castration to finding a permanent romantic and/or sexual partnership.)

[Authors listed alphabetically for entire volume, not for specific chapters]. Applicability of the Standards of Care to Eunuch-Identified Individuals. Chapter 19 in the Standards of Care of the World Professional Association for Transgender Health. (Entire volume should go out for public review in December, final publication sometime in 2022. Points out the need for proper hormonal and/or surgical care for those with Male-to-Eunuch Gender Dysphoria and for those with Body Integrity Dysphoria. The SoC will be translated into about a dozen languages for world-wide use.)

Wibowo E, Wong STS, Wassersug RJ & Johnson TW. (Submitted for review). Childhood experience, body image, and psychological characteristics of men with sexual attraction to eunuchs. Archives of Sexual Behavior.

Fourth Survey (2022)