Fernando Henriques
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Henriques, (Louis) Fernando (1916–1976), was a social anthropologist born in Jamaica who received his doctorate from Oxford University. He was attached to the University of Leeds and the University of Sussex. He wrote frequently on the history of sexuality.
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Partial bibliography
- The Immoral Tradition
- Love in Action: The Sociology of Sex
- The Pretence of Love: Prostitution and Society
- Modern Sexuality: Prostitution and Society
- Family and colour in Jamaica
- Prostitution in Europe and the Americas
- Jamaica, Land of Wood and Water
- Children of Conflict: A Study of Interracial Sex and Marriage
- Prostitution and Society
- Children of Caliban: Miscegenation
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