Dr. Lindsey T. Doe, DHS       

In 1907, German dermatologist Iwan Bloch, published The Sexual Life of Our Time. In this text he coined the term "sexualwissenschaft" to name the scientific study of human sexuality. In English--sexology.

Its distinction as a discipline, however, was not its genesis. People have been studying sexuality for many centuries.                 

Dr. Lindsey T. Doe is merely an addition to a long list of sexologists who maintain the scholarly tradition of sexualwissenschaft. 

Sexologists from left to right: Max Marcuse, Havelock Ellis, Count Hermann Graf Keyserling, Hans (name missing), Theodoor Hendrik Van De Velde, Magnus Hirshfeld, Benjamin Barr Lindsey

Sexology is... a universal integral science of the behavioral (physical), intentional (psychological), social, cultural and spiritual aspects of human sexuality with a holistic, inter-transactional, between and beyond the poles, basic theory (Lemmer, 2005).

Sexology is... the "organized", "theoretical", and "rational" study of sex (IASHS, 1994).

Sexology is... the scientific study of sex (Carroll, 2007).