Половой рынок и половые отношения

Aleksandr Mati͡ushenskiĭ (1862-1931) - russkiĭ zhurnalist, pisatelʹ i izdatelʹ.Odna iz samykh skandalʹnykh knig svoego vremeni 'Polovoĭ rynok i polovye otnoshenii͡a' otkryvaet istorii͡u legalʹnoĭ prostitut͡sii kont͡sa XIX nachala XX vekov v Rossiĭskoĭ imperii. Avtor besposhchadno rasskazyvaet o publichnykh domakh, zheltykh biletakh i professionalʹnykh 'zhrit͡sakh li͡ubvi'.S kakogo vozrasta razreshalosʹ rabotatʹ v 'domakh terpimosti'? Skolʹko stoila odna nochʹ udovolʹstvii͡a? Skolʹko publichnykh domov otkryli i͡aponskie biznesmeny v t͡sarskoĭ Rossii? Iz kakogo soslovii͡a chashche vsego vykhodili 'zhrit͡sy li͡ubvi'? Chem otlichalsi͡a bordelʹ pervogo klassa ot tretʹego? Kogo nazyvali 'kamelii'? I chto nazyvali neestestvennym porokom?Otkrovennai͡a kniga ob istorii prodazhnoĭ li͡ubvi v dorevoli͡ut͡sionnoĭ Rossii s kommentarii͡ami iskusstvennogo intellekta.

Alexander Matyushensky (1862-1931) was a Russian journalist, writer and publisher.One of the most scandalous books of its time, The Sex Market and Sexual Relations, opens the history of legal prostitution in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in the Russian Empire. The author mercilessly talks about brothels, yellow tickets and professional 'priestesses of love'.At what age was it allowed to work in "brothels"? How much did one night of pleasure cost? How many brothels were opened by Japanese businessmen in tsarist Russia? From which class did the 'priestesses of love' most often come out? What was the difference between a first-class brothel and a third-class one? Who was called 'camellias'? And what was called an unnatural vice?A candid book about the history of corrupt love in pre-revolutionary Russia with comments from artificial intelligence.