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Originally published in 1958, there were widespread misconceptions about homosexuality. The purpose of this book was to bring into public light, the knowledge of the manifestations of the problem, so that they could be openly examined. Today it can be read in its historical context.
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Editorial Survey by Dr Charles Berg. Preface by A. M. Krich Part 1: As Seen by Themselves The Women I am a Homosexual Woman Jane McKinnon; The Case of Miss Ilse Wilhelm Stekel; From the Casebook of a Gynaecologist Robert Latou Dickinson; Woman to Woman: Homosexual Letters Anonymous; Dreams of Masculine Regret Nandor Fodor; Mother and Daughter Charles Berg; A Jealous Wife Sandor Ferenczi. The Men ‘Better than the Love of Women…’ Ludwig Eidelberg; Autobiography of a Homosexual Writer Anonymous; Crisis in the Life of a Homosexual Anonymous; Letter of a Homosexual Husband Anonymous; The Perfect Servant Sandor Ferenczi Part 2: Cause and Cure The Psychobiological Approach The Homosexual as an Intersex Magnus Hirschfield; Homosexuality of Youth Oswald Schwarz; Homosexuality Among University Students Benjamin H. Glover; Psychogenic and Constitutional Factors George W. Henry; Varieties of Homosexual Manifestation George S. Sprague et al. The Psychoanalytic Approach Types of Male Homosexuality Sandor Ferenczi; On Homosexuality Paul Schilder; Incest and Homosexuality Gilbert V. Hamilton; Homosexuality and the Kinsey Report Edmund Bergler; Changing Concepts in Psychoanalysis Clara Thompson Types of Treatment A Case of Homosexuality in a Woman Sigmund Freud; Analysis of Two Homosexual Dreams C. G. Jung; Transvestism Christian Hamburger et al.; An Analytic Session Henri Flournoy; Psychosexual Development of a Female Morris W. Brody; A Case of Male Homosexuality Moshe Wulff. Notes on the Contributors. Index.
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Charles Berg
A. M. Krich
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Originally published in 1958, there were widespread misconceptions about homosexuality. The purpose of this book was to bring into public light, the knowledge of the manifestations of the problem, so that they could be openly examined. Today it can be read in its historical context.
