| | Kenneth Plummer, PIE member number 236, a regular correspondent of Righton, was Emeritus Professor of sociology at Essex University. He was one of the contributors to the book ''Perspectives on Paedophilia'', ed. Brian Taylor (1981), written and produced almost entirely by homosexuals. In 1990 he contributed a chapter to a book that used polysyllabic sociological terminology to apologize for pederasty, ''Male Intergenerational Intimacy''.<ref> Male Intergenerational Intimacy: Historical, Socio-Psychological and Legal, edited by Alex Van Naerssen, Theo Sandfort and A. X. van Naerssen, 1990 rpt 2013 ISBN 1317992067 </ref> | | Kenneth Plummer, PIE member number 236, a regular correspondent of Righton, was Emeritus Professor of sociology at Essex University. He was one of the contributors to the book ''Perspectives on Paedophilia'', ed. Brian Taylor (1981), written and produced almost entirely by homosexuals. In 1990 he contributed a chapter to a book that used polysyllabic sociological terminology to apologize for pederasty, ''Male Intergenerational Intimacy''.<ref> Male Intergenerational Intimacy: Historical, Socio-Psychological and Legal, edited by Alex Van Naerssen, Theo Sandfort and A. X. van Naerssen, 1990 rpt 2013 ISBN 1317992067 </ref> |
| − | Prof. Plummer writes a blog that makes it very clear that his interest in the subject is not merely academic. He has admitted to the Sunday Telegraph that he was once a paid-up member of PIE. but claims this was just to facilitate his research. Plummer has written “By applying sociology to the field of paedophilia we may partially relativise it, humanise it, normalise it, and politicise it.” (1) | + | Prof. Plummer writes a blog that makes it very clear that his interest in the subject is not merely academic. He has admitted to the Sunday Telegraph that he was once a paid-up member of PIE. but claims this was just to facilitate his research. Plummer has written “By applying sociology to the field of paedophilia we may partially relativise it, humanise it, normalise it, and politicise it.” |
| | That, of course, is just the danger. | | That, of course, is just the danger. |