Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 2

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By Listen TheBook Posted on May 30, 2023

In Category - Psychology, Family & Relationships

Authors: Havelock Ellis In Year : 1927

Book Language: English

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Prefaces
Chapter 1, Introduction, Part 1
Chapter 1, Introduction, Part 2
Chapter 1, Introduction, Part 3
Chapter 1, Introduction, Part 4
Chapter 1, Introduction, Part 5
Chapter 2, The Study of Sexual Inversion
Chapter 3, Sexual Inversion in Men, Part 1
Chapter 3, Sexual Inversion in Men, Part 2
Chapter 3, Sexual Inversion in Men, Part 3
Chapter 3, Sexual Inversion in Men, Part 4
Chapter 3, Sexual Inversion in Men, Part 5
Chapter 3, Sexual Inversion in Men, Part 6
Chapter 3, Sexual Inversion in Men, Part 7
Chapter 3, Sexual Inversion in Men, Part 8
Chapter 3, Sexual Inversion in Men, Part 9
Chapter 3, Sexual Inversion in Men, Part 10
Chapter 3, Sexual Inversion in Men, Part 11
Chapter 3, Sexual Inversion in Men, Part 12
Chapter 3, Sexual Inversion in Men, Part 13
Chapter 4, Sexual Inversion in Women, Part 1
Chapter 4, Sexual Inversion in Women, Part 2
Chapter 4, Sexual Inversion in Women, Part 4
Chapter 4, Sexual Inversion in Women, Part 3
Chapter 4, Sexual Inversion in Women, Part 5
Chapter 4, Sexual Inversion in Women, Part 6
Chapter 4, Sexual Inversion in Women, Part 7
Chapter 5, The Nature of Sexual Inversion, Part 1
Chapter 5, The Nature of Sexual Inversion, Part 2
Chapter 5, The Nature of Sexual Inversion, Part 3
Chapter 6, The Theory of Sexual Inversion, Part 1
Chapter 6, The Theory of Sexual Inversion, Part 2
Chapter 7, Conclusions, Part 1
Chapter 7, Conclusions, Part 2
Chapter 7, Conclusions, Part 3
Appendix A, Homosexuality Among Tramps
Appendix B, The School-Friendships of Girls

The second of six volumes, this volume covers in extensive detail the topic of "Sexual Inversion", or homosexuality to give it a more current name. Written as an anthropological and psychological study from the point of view of Havelock, the famous British sexologist of the late 19th century, who was also a physician and social reformer. (Summary by Tim Ferreira and John Fricker)