Año de Publicación: 2015

In most Western countries, sexual orientation has followed an unsound path. It has gone through different phases and has been considered in several ways: as a heinous sin, as an unnatural behavior, sometimes as a reversible condition, and other times, as an irreversible disease. In one case prosecutors were churchmen, in another, men of science. Finally, it has escaped from the consideration of anomaly, exiting the dialogue of pathologies in which it had been detained, for centuries, by clergy, doctors, psychiatrists, and conservative groups.