Title: My confessional /
Authors: Ellis, Havelock, 1859-1939
Publisher: Carlton House,
Year: 1934
Subjects: Physicians England Biography; Philosophy, English.
Contents: My mail-bag -- The national prejudice -- Is sex necessary? -- An opponent of eugenics -- The world's future -- Hildegart -- Betty's baby -- The place of sentiment -- The significance of the dance -- The eonist -- The fate of the proletariat -- In the place of war -- The genius of French art -- The Goethe centenary -- Make room for the pioneer -- The discipline of pain -- The history of Alice -- A new mother -- The significance of war -- Utopia here and now -- Rousseau -- What is a radical? -- The religion of Bolshevism -- The difficulty of politics -- George Sand -- What is the worth of education? -- Do women resemble men? -- The insularity of the French -- The place of politicians -- Sex enlightenment in education -- The young generation in America -- Science and art -- The approach to marriage -- The family pedigree record -- The riddle of the universe -- The secret of success -- Tolstoy -- My garden -- We are all communists now! -- Where are the proletariat? -- The savages of Europe -- The desire for possession -- The efficiency of mixed races -- Scott's novels -- The making of gods -- The goal of science -- The new aristocracy -- Re-discovering the bible -- The place of the parent -- Is war the best way of killing? -- The question of genius in women -- Art versus science -- The palce of art in life -- Woman's struggle with passion -- Spinoza -- The criminals we deserve -- The phase of disillusion -- The gospel of nudism -- The function of music -- The place of violence in nature -- The explanation of criminality -- Sex and love -- George Moore -- The American on England -- Keyserling's South American meditations -- The problem of leisure -- Rebellion and resignation -- Our machine age -- The problem of sterilisation -- Can we standardise love? -- What is happiness?.