During the late 18^th and early 19^thcenturies,whose roles in the social control of deviance sexuality increased?

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During the late 18th and early 19th centuries, the roles of the medical profession, the State, and the culture industry (such as the media) increased in the social control of deviance sexuality. The medical profession played a key role in defining sexuality as a medical issue and developing treatments for what were considered "deviant" sexual behaviors. The State enacted laws and regulations to control sexual behavior, including criminalizing certain acts and regulating prostitution. The culture industry helped to shape public attitudes towards sexuality through literature, art, and popular media. Women, the Church, and social reformers also played a role in promoting moral and social norms around sexuality, but their influence was generally not as dominant as that of the medical profession, the State, and the culture industry.

During the Late 18th and Early 19th centuries,whose Roles in the Social

During the Late 18^th and Early 19^thcenturies,whose Roles in the Social