Sex (Psychology)
It has been stated that a person normally goes through three stages in the course of his sexual development--which are represented by the following dominant characteristics, in the order given: _Autosexuality_, _Homosexuality_, and _Heterosexuality_.
It has been stated that a person normally goes through three stages in the course of his sexual development--which are represented by the following dominant characteristics, in...
2. CHAPTER II.Some of the greatest sexologists and psychiatrists of modern times have concerned themselves with the causative factors of homosexuality. So much new material relating to uncons...
3. CHAPTER III.It has been mentioned on another page that the problem of bisexuality, in a more or less general manner, has engaged the attention of observers for ages. The specific phenomenon...
4. CHAPTER IV.Freud was the first to make clear that the so-called “perversions” and “inversions,” which appear in certain adult types in striking forms, belong to the normal sexual life of t...
5. CHAPTER V.Edward Carpenter, in his thoughtful treatise on homosexuals--whom he calls the _Intermediate Sex_--justly maintains that it is impossible, by a sweeping gesture to dismiss these...