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Condition: Good Boards (blue): wear to edges and corners, spine discoloured. Page edges: top dusty, leading edge slight dusty and mottling, bottom edge very slight dust. Front and back endpapers have very short bookseller pencil inscriptions. Pages otherwise clean. Plot / Content: The extract from the introduction above gives a flavour of the tone. Chapter contents as follows [note that "homosexuality" here refers to lesbianism]: Foreword (by Dr S Wolman; Associate in Medicine, Johns Hopkins University); Introduction; Female Sex Perversion Through the Ages; The Genesis of Sexual Perversion: The Œdipus Complex in the Female; Celia, the History of a Sex Pervert; The Castration Fear; Parts of the Body Taking the Place of the Phallus; Fear and Defense; The Invisible Woman; Nature's Contribution to Sex Perversion; Homosexuality: Surging Forces at Work; The Traumatized Sexual Instincts; The Correspondence of Two Homosexuals; The Battle to Suppress Abnormal Cravings; The Sexualization of Extragenital Zones; Explaining the Inexplicable; Types and Methods of Homosexuals; The Cleavage Between Intellect and Emotion; Tribadism; Depersonalization; Institutionalized Homosexuals; Dreams, Fantasies and the Leap into the Void; Can a Homosexual Woman be Cured; Sadism and Masochism; Sadism in Women a Most Abnormal Perversion; The Why and Wherefore of Sadism and Masochism; sadism and Masochism as a Well Paying Business; Female Masturbation; Kleptomania - a Female Sex Perversion; Fellatio; Narcissism; Transvestism; Frigidity and Nymphomania; Exhibitionism, Perversion in Public; Prostitution as a Sex Perversion; Perverted Sense of Smell in Relation to Sex; Anal Eroticism; Bestiality; Uncommon Sex Perversion in Women; In Conclusion." Background / Biography: Page IV of this edition carries the following note at the end of Hal Zucker's introduction: Hal Zucker is the author of "Tattooed Women and Their Mates" and has written an interesting introduction to the scholarly study of church whipping, entitled "Ecstasy of Pain". 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 "In the years since the appearance of this book, psychologically oriented writers have continually preached the understanding of homosexuals and tolerance of their practices. Certainly these unfortunate people deserve to be treated better than freaks. Their deviation from sexual norms are a matter beyond their control. Since Freud, our knowledge of sexual norms has been greatly revised. No longer must we be subjected to the theological definitions of sexuality to which our society has subscribed. Legally of course, any sex practice in which the one recognized form of intercourse is replaced by any of the hundreds of existing variations, could land the participants in jail. However, today this is very unlikely. All of this should not be understood to condone the practice of homosexuality. Just as any number of neurotic disturbances can be treated and the results of the treatment rest almost entirely on the willingness of the patient 'to be cured', so too, homosexuality can be cured. Dr Chideckel differs from his associates in refusing to feel tolerant for the perverted practices. He strongly advocates treatment for the aberrant woman. This view is unacceptable to the societies of homophiles and their defenders who insist on not only the correctness of homosexual behavior, (as long as you are happy as a homosexual, then you should remain one) but on the superiority of the practice." opening paragraphs to Introduction, by Hal Zucker Secondhand booksellers |
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