Sexuality and identity.
By: Edited and introduced by Hendrik M. Ruitenbeek.
Series: A Delta book
Publisher: Dell
Published: 1971
Place of publication: [New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 402
Subjects: Sex customs -- Addresses, essays, lectures.; Sex (Psychology) -- Addresses, essays, lectures.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Wonder, eroticism, and enigma, by P. Ricoeur.; title: Equality between the sexes: an immodest proposal, by A. S. Rossi.; title: Sexuality and love, by E. Weigert.; title: Sex in Sartre and Buber, by M. Friedman.; title: Sexuality and situation, by C. H. Nodet.; title: Sex and existence, by A. van Kaam.; title: Conflict and accommodation, by E. G. Rostow.; title: Stages in the development of love, by B. Feldman.; title: The concept of chastity in Biblical society, by H. S. Stern.; title: Love or marriage? By E. van den Haag.; title: Love in self-actualizing people, by A. Maslow.; title: Homosexuality: the formulation of a sociological perspective, by W. Simon and J. H. Gagnon.; title: Interracial sexuality as an expression of neurotic conflict, by T. L. Brayboy.; title: Premature ejaculation, by L. Salzman.; title: Promiscuity and the Casanova impulse, by C. Wilson.; title: The myth of bisexuality, by H. M. Ruitenbeek.; title: Homosexuality and American theatre: a psychoanalytic comment, by D. M. Kaplan.; title: Sex over 65, by I. Rubin.; title: The flight from womanhood: the masculinity complex in women, as viewed by men and women, by K. Horney.; title: Protestantism and sex education, by L. A. Belford.; title: The function of intimacy and acting out in perversions, by M. M. R. Khan.; title: The cities of night: John Rechy's City of night and the American literature of homosexuality, by S. Hoffman.