Request - 'Delinquent Daughters: Protecting and Policing Adolescent Female Sexuality in the United States, 1885-1920'

[Artaxerxes II]

It is unfortunate that I can't find that Desexualization of Youth in its full form anywhere. Anna's Archive doesn't seem to have it.

I know where there's a copy, but I don't think this board allows for piracy.

1. Do not use the board to engage in, advocate, or facilitate illegal activity of any kind.

I say it's fine as long as the content is in the public domain or in a legal grey area in terms of copyright laws of the country the text was published in.

[PorcelainLark]

It is unfortunate that I can't find that Desexualization of Youth in its full form anywhere. Anna's Archive doesn't seem to have it.

It is unfortunate that I can't find that Desexualization of Youth in its full form anywhere. Anna's Archive doesn't seem to have it.

I know where there's a copy, but I don't think this board allows for piracy.

1. Do not use the board to engage in, advocate, or facilitate illegal activity of any kind.

I say it's fine as long as the content is in the public domain or in a legal grey area in terms of copyright laws of the country the text was published in.

Apparently, it's from Switzerland which has the right to private copying even if it a work was uploaded to a piracy site.

However, in Switzerland there is an exception in the case of private use in the personal sphere or in a private circle: downloading for this kind of private use is permitted here even when the work is illegally offered (e.g. copying a CD which is a pirated copy or downloading a film that was illegally uploaded onto a sharing platform, etc.). Copying and downloading for private use in the personal sphere or in a private circle is even permitted when the user knows that it is copied from an illegal source (this is not the case under German copyright law § 53 para. 1 German Copyright Act (UrhG), for example). However, in this case, as in other cases of private use, two important aspects must be considered: 1. The work to be copied must have been published; the copying of unpublished works is always illegal. 2. The work may not be uploaded, particularly when downloading protected works using peer-to-peer software. This software is usually configured so that an upload always occurs during the download.

https://www.ccdigitallaw.ch/pirated-cop ... ivate-use/

There's a copy here:
https://z-lib.gs/book/43216782/b06824/t ... -1800.html