The new eroticism: theories, vogues and canons.
Edition: [1st ed.]
Publisher: Random House
Published: 1970
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 238
Subjects: Erotica -- Addresses, essays, lectures
Table of contents: title: Introduction, by P. Nobile.; title: The self and the other: Narcissus, by N. O. Brown.; title: Sexuality into eros, by H. Marcuse.; title: Revolution is Puritan, by E. J. Hobsbawm.; title: Everyman as pervert, by E. Becker.; title: Sexual perversion, by T. Nagel.; title: Voyeurism in New York, by D. Kalins.; title: The new homosexuality, by T. Burke.; title: Naked therapy, by P. Bindrim.; title: Body painting: the youngest profession, by J. Mancini.; title: Night words: human privacy and high pornography, by G. Steiner.; title: Dirty books can stay, by K. Tynan.; title: How to make the world safe for pornography, by P. Michaelson.; title: Inside Screw, by P. Nobile.; title: The sex sell, by J. Bugler.; title: Paydirt: notes on the sex explosion, by R. Craft.; title: Staged sexuality, by R. Wetzsteon.; title: Sex rock symbolism, by C. Hodenfield.; title: Pop sex, by C. Karpel.; title: The desexualized society, by C. Winick.; title: Was it good for you, too? By D. Greenburg.; title: Liberating woman's orgasm, by S. Lydon.; title: The traditional O, by L. Farber.; title: Sex: instinct or appetite? By D. Wright.