Chapter Seven Belling the Cat: Adolf Glaser’s Discreet Police Liaison in Berlin, 1878–1897

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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Notes on Terminology xi
5. URNING 1
6. Introduction The Age of the Urning 1
7. Part One: 1862−1871
8. Chapter One The First Urning: Karl Heinrich Ulrichs, 1825–1895 23
9. Chapter Two From Page to Personhood: The Transmission of Urningtum, 1864–1868 33
10. Chapter Three Two Trials: Sensation, Horror, and the Urning in the Public Sphere, 1867–1870 50
11. Chapter Four Sins of the City: Karl Maria Kertbeny and the Social Cross-Dressers, 1865–1880 68
12. PART TWO 1872–1897
13. Chapter Five The Matchmaker of Switzerland: Jakob Rudolf Forster’s Grassroots Activism in Germanic Switzerland, 1878–1897 93
14. Chapter Six Queering Psychiatry: Autobiographical Lobbying of Richard von Krafft-Ebing, 1864–1901 115
15. Chapter Seven Belling the Cat: Adolf Glaser’s Discreet Police Liaison in Berlin, 1878–1897 135
16. Chapter Eight The Comradely Uranian: John Addington Symonds and the English Translation of the Urning, 1889–1893 158
17. Conclusion The End of the Urning Age 180
18. Timeline of Events 187
19. Notes 197
20. Bibliography 247
21. Index 263