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Sexual Anomalies and Perversions
Physical and Psychological Development Treatment: A Textbook suitable for Students, Psychologists, Criminologists, Probation Officers, Judges, Educationists and all adults

by Magnus Hirschfeld
"A summary of the Works of the Late Professor Dr Magnus Hirschfeld . . . Compiled as a Humble Memorial by his pupils, edited by Norman Haire Ch M, M B


Publisher: Encyclopaedic Press
London, UK

Year


1966       first publ 1938
Cover / size: Hardback, h 21.2 cm * 14.7 cm / 630 pp

Dustjacket?   yes

ISBN: n/a

Arbery Ref:   000282


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Hirschfeld: Sexual Anomalies and Perversions






Condition: Very Good

Jacket: complete, but worn and discoloured at edges and with indentation on back. Book: very slight wear to corners, erased pencil inscription on flyleaf. Pages clean but with very light discolouring due to age


Content:

Thirty-eight chapters ranging from The Physical Basis of Sexuality through Castration, Masturbation and Self-love, several chapters on Homosexuality, Sadomasochism, Necrophilia and Exhibitionism to Scopophilia.



Background / Biography:

Magnus Hirschfeld was a leading and influential sexologist in early twentieth-century in Germany and beyond. Wikipedia entry


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Quote from this book

"It is generally assumed, both by laymen and by many doctors and lawyers, that there is in masculine and feminine homosexuality an active and passive partner both as regards initiation and execution. There are even countries, particularly in the Orient, but also in Southern Europe and South America, where only the passive partner is treated with the contempt, but not the active partner. A contributory factor in the development of this attitude, which originated in Antiquity, is probably the idea that the passive partner is nearly always effeminate, whereas the active partner may be heterosexual or bi-sexual and indulging in homosexual acts by way of a substitute."
Chapt: "Forms of Homosexuality", p231





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