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Condition: Very Good Boards (green): very slight scoring on front and small mark on back; slight crushing at top of spine; slight crease at one corner. Front endpaper has erased pencil inscription and dirt mark; rear endpaper has printed stamp and pencil inscription. Pages otherwise clean. Content: Foreword by Sir John Wolfenden. Contents: Chapter 1: Aims and Methods Chapter 2: Backgrounds Chapter 3: Early Homosexual Experiences Chapter 4: Attempts to Combat Chapter 5: The Extent of Homosexual Acts Chapter 6: Heterosexual Interests Chapter 7: Sexual Adjustments Chapter 8: The Legal Aspects Chapter 9: Work and Leisure Chapter 10: Community Integration Chapter 11: Conclusions Appendices: Research Design, Statistical Treatment, The Homosexual Vernacular, References Background / Biography: use the Search Box in the left column to find other book(s) by this writer on Arbery Books Reviews: Clicking on advertiser links on this site may allow these companies to gather and use information about your visit to this and other websites to provide you with advertisements about goods and services presumed to be of interest to you. |
Quote from this book "This research set out to find factual information about the family background, social behaviour and sexual activities of at least 100 men who regarded themselves as homosexuals. The enquiry was carried out under the general guidance of a committee representative of a variety of professions, but the field work and all the interviews were done by the research worker. In fact 127 contacts (as these men will be called) were interviewed. Stringent precautions were taken to make sure that none of the material obtained at the interviews was identifiable in any way, and appreciation of this is perhaps reflected in the candour with which the great majority of the contacts answered the questions put to them. Moreover, all but four of the 127 contacts expressed their willingness to be interviewed again." opening paragraphs Secondhand booksellers |
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