Pederasty

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Deutsch: Der Begriff Päderastie bezieht sich im klassischen und akademischen Sinn auf Liebesbeziehungen zwischen erwachsenen Männern und geschlechtsreifen Jugendlichen. Diese Beziehungen können sexuell geprägt sein oder auch nicht, freiwillig oder unfreiwillig, sentimental oder käuflich. Ihre Legalität ist von den jeweiligen Schutzaltersgrenzen und Gesetzen zur Homosexualität abhängig.
English: In the classic and academic sense, pederasty refers to the erotic relationship between an adult male and an adolescent boy. Such relationships may be sexually expressed or not, consensual or nonconsensual, sentimental or commercial, and their legality will vary depending on local age of consent laws and prohibitions on homosexuality. The term can also be employed of the attraction of the man to the boy, whether or not reciprocated.
Español: En español la palabra pederastia (del griego país o paidós: «niño» o «muchacho» y eran: «querer») se refiere a la práctica sexual abusiva y delictiva entre un varón adulto y un menor de edad.

El término «pederastia» se ha visto confundido con otros dos conceptos:

  • Homosexualidad masculina: Por malinterpretación de los textos clásicos griegos, «pederasta» ha introducido el matiz semántico de la homosexualidad masculina.
  • Paidofilia o pedofilia: A pesar de que etimológicamente significan lo mismo (ya que ambas se basan en paidós: «niño» o «adolescente»), la pedofilia no se refiere al abuso sexual, sino a la mera tendencia sexual o atracción entre un hombre adulto y un adolescente (en Grecia generalmente un erastes y su pupilo). Este uso es distinto del uso comun en los paises de habla inglesa, donde "pedofilia" se refiere a la atracción y contacto sexual entre un adulto y una persona de menos de trece años. Al primar en el mundo civilizado un Derecho penal de acto, y no un Derecho penal de autor, se castiga la pederastia pero no la pedofilia, es decir, el abuso sexual real y no la mera tendencia sexual.
Français: Le mot pédérastie renvoie à la relation amoureuse entre un homme adulte et un garçon adolescent, que celle-ci se traduise ou non par des rapports sexuels, qu'elle soit ou non de type consensuel, de nature sentimentale ou bien marchande. La légalité de telles relations dépend des lois en matière de protection des mineurs et des interdits concernant l'homosexualité, variables d'un État à l'autre. Le terme peut également servir à désigner l'attirance d'un homme pour un garçon, que cette dernière soit réciproque ou non.
Português: No senso clássico e acadêmico, pederastia refere-se a relação erótica entre um homem adulto e um garoto adolescente. Tal relação pode ser seualmente expressada ou não, consensual ou não consensual, sentimental ou comercial, e a sua legalidade irá variar dependendo do local, leis e proibições da homossexualidade. O termo também pode ser empregado para a atração física de um homem para um garoto, recíproca ou não.

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[edit] Ancient Greece / Grèce antique / Griechische Antike

[edit] Mythical / Mythologie

[edit] Daily life / Vie quotidienne / Alltag

[edit] Military / Vie militaire / Militär


    [edit] Symposium

    • Symposium scene. Fresco from a tomb in Paestum (Italy).

    • Symposium scene. Fresco from a tomb in Paestum (Italy).

    [edit] Ancient Rome / Rome antique / Roma antica / Antikes Rom

    • Antinous (c. 110–130 CE). He was the beloved of the Roman Emperor Hadrian.

    • Ecouen Antinous.

    • Antinous as Egyptian god Osyris.

    • Antinous (Delphi, Greece).

    • Antinous - Antinoo (Palazzo Altaemps, Rome).

    • Antinous - Antinoo.

    • Emperor Hadrian, Antinous' lover. After his death, he literally made Antinous a god.

    • Emperor Hadrian, on a coin.

    • Emperor Hadrian, on a coin.

    • Emperor Hadrian, on a coin.

    • Emperor Hadrian. - L'imperatore Adriano, amante di Antinoo.

    • Polydeukion, here portraied in a votive relief (2nd c. E.E.), was the favorite pupil and beloved of stoic philosopher and millionaire Herodes Atticus.

    • Ganymede - Ganimede (Museo delle Terme, Rome, Italy).

    • The rape of Ganymede (Museo archeologico, Venice, Italy) - Il ratto di Ganimede. Museo archeologico, Venezia.

    • Ganymede (Musée du Louvre, Paris, France).

    • Man and youth having sex, Warren Cup

    • Young man and boy having sex, Warren Cup

    • Hadrian and Antinous in Egypt.

    [edit] Japan / Japon

    • Three samurais

    • Suzuki Harunobu Shunga, ca. 1750.

    [edit] China / Chine

    • The Way of the Academicians from “Hua Ying Chin Chen” (Variegated Positions of the Flower Battle), China, Ming dynasty (1368–1644)

    • "Old Monk Received into a Wealthy Man's House while his Young Companion is being seduced by the Owner", Mid nineteenth century, Silk painting, F. M. Bertholet Collection

    [edit] Muslim lands / Pays musulmans / Islamische Länder

    [edit] Persia / Perse / Persien

    • Mahmoud & Ayaz, and Shah Abbas; Unknown artist - Moraqqa; 17th century Reza Abbasi Museum

    • Ayaz kneeling before Sultan Mahmud of Ghazni. A miniature painting from a fifteenth century manuscript of six poems by 'Attar. "Six poems" by Farid al-Din 'Attar Southern Iran, 1472 British Library, London

    • Shah Abbas I at kocek dance - Fresco from Chehel Sotoun

    • Shah Abbas I & wine boy

    • Men and youths by a stream - Ceramic panel from Chehel Sotoun

    • Youth seeking his father's advice
      Miniature illustration to the Haft Awrang of Jami, in the story A Father Advises his Son About Love Freer and Sackler Galleries, The Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC.

    • Persian youth playing chess with two suitors Illustration to the Haft Awrang of Jami, in the story A Father Advises his Son About Love Freer and Sackler Galleries, The Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC.

    • Youth conversing with suitors
      Miniature illustration from the Haft Awrang of Jami, in the story A Father Advises his Son About Love. Freer and Sackler Galleries, The Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC.

    • Sheikh and boy partying in a garden

    • Saki - Reza Abbasi - Moraqqa’-e Golshan 1609 Golestan Palace

    • Riza-i Abbasi, Two Lovers, Iran 1630

    [edit] Ottoman empire / Empire ottoman / Osmanisches Reich

    • Kocek

    • Tellak

    • Jalal al-Din Rumi, Founder of the Order of the Whirling Cerviches, Showing His Love for His Young Disciple Hussam al-Din Chelebi

    [edit] Pre-modern Europe / Europe prémoderne / Europa premoderna / Vormodernes Europa

    [edit] Zeus and Ganymede / Zeus et Ganymède / Zeus e Ganimede

    Images up to 1800 ca.

    • Zeus and Ganymede + Apollo and Cyparissus (1522)

    • Antonio da Correggio (Antonio Allegri) (1489-1534), Ratto di Ganimede (1531), (Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna).

    • Illustrazione per gli Emblemata di Andrea Alciati (1534).

    • Raffaello da Montelupo (1505-1566), Giove bacia Ganimede - Jupiter kisses Ganymede (1550 ca.).

    • Nicolas Beatrizet (1515-1565), Zeus and Ganymede.

    • Illustrazione per gli Emblemata di Andrea Alciati: Ganymedes - In deo laetandum

    • Tempesta, Antonio (1555-1630) - In aquilam transformatus Iupiter Ganymedem rapit.

    • Cherubino Alberti (16th century), Zeus and Ganymede.

    • 16th century.

    • François Chauveau, Enlevement de Ganymède (17th century)

    • Lelio Orsi (16th century), Ratto di Ganimede. (Museo estense, Modena, Italy).

    • Damiano Mazza, Ratto di Ganimede, 16th century (National Gallery, London).

    • Rembrandt Harmenszoon Van Rijn (1606-1669), The rape of Ganymede, (1635). (Gemäldegalerie, Dresda).

    • Rembrandt Harmenszoon Van Rijn (1606-1669), Rape of Ganymede, (1635), Gemäldegalerie, Dresda.

    • Eustache Le Sueur, "Abduction of Ganymede"

    • Carlo Cesio (1626-1686), Ganimede e Giove, da: A. Carracci, Illustrazione de la Galleria Farnese (1675).

    • Annibale Carracci (da), Ganimede e l'aquila - Incisione tratta dall'affresco tutt'ora a Palazzo Farnese (Roma)

    • Dolcibene: incisione della statua del Ganimede dei Musei vaticani (1785 ca).

    • Grangerel, incisione da Rubens 1786/1808.

    [edit] Portraits / Portraits / Ritratti

    • Emperor Hadrian. Modern bust.

    [edit] Miscellaneous topics / Autre / Miscellanea / Verschiedenes

    • Socratic love. French 19th century erotic drawing from the Manual of Classical Erotology by Friedrich Karl Forberg

    • Jacopo Caraglio (16th century), Apollo and Hyacinthos. Engraving.

    • Giulio Romano, Apollo e Ciparisso (1596) / Apollo and Cyparissus, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm.

    [edit] Modern & contemporary era / Époque moderne et contemporaine / Età moderna e contemporanea / Moderne und Gegenwart

    [edit] Personages / Personnalités / Persönlichkeiten

    [edit] Various / Divers / Sonstiges

    • Age of consent in Europe for lawful pederastic relations, by country.

    • Frederick Rolfe (1860-1913) a.k.a "Baron Corvo", portrait of Tito Biondi, Rome, circa 1890.

    • Frederick Rolfe (1860-1913), male nude, 1891.

    • Sergei Eisenstein: Ganymede I and II, Drawing, Andrei Moskvin Collection, Moscow

    [edit] See also / Voir aussi / Siehe auch

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