Analysis of human sexual response

By:

Brecher, Edward (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Andre Deutsch; 1967Description: 318pSubject(s):

DDC classification:

306.7 ANA

Summary: This book will state many things that would other- wise remain unsaid. Therefore it will have many un- pleasant results for me. I know this, for I have gradually attained to some knowledge of my fellow human beings and of their habit of condemning what is unusual and unconventional.... But ... I must write down what I have learned to be true and right; I could not face the evening of my life with a quiet conscience if I omitted to do so. There is need of this knowledge; there is too much suffering endured which might well be avoided, too much joy untasted which could enhance life's worth.

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This book will state many things that would other-
wise remain unsaid. Therefore it will have many un-
pleasant results for me. I know this, for I have gradually
attained to some knowledge of my fellow human beings
and of their habit of condemning what is unusual and
unconventional....
But ... I must write down what I have learned to
be true and right; I could not face the evening of my
life with a quiet conscience if I omitted to do so. There
is need of this knowledge; there is too much suffering
endured which might well be avoided, too much joy
untasted which could enhance life's worth.

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