Sex in Man and Woman: Its Emotional Variations. Cet article n’est pas disponible.Sex in Man and Woman: Its Emotional Variations

A direct, significant, and early comparison of the differing psychology of the two sexes. Men in their crudities and women in their subtleties ("Mars/Venus") in a review that confirms Freud's assertion "Anatomy is destiny." Reik shows the contrast in meaning that sexual relations have in the lives of men and women, and goes in psychological pursuit of the differing significance which most important problems of life have for the two sexes. He draws a parallel between the behavior of little girls and boys, of young women and men, of women and men advanced in years, always contrasting and comparing the picture of their attitudes and emotional processes. This is not a book on sex, but on the two sexes, comparing their differences. Contents: 1. Why can't a woman behave like a man 2. The swinging pendulum 3. Male and female spectacles 4. The strong and or the silent 5. Sterner moods 6. Sexuality of the sexes 7. The curious and the curiouser 8. Complexes and complexities 9. Open secrets 10. Paradoxes and patterns 11. At all ages 12. Reflections on sayings of Freud 13. Psychoanalytic First published in English in the USA by Farrar, Straus and Cudahy, a division of Noonday Press, in paperback and hardback, in 1960. Republished by Mayflower & Bantam in paperback in 1963 & 1967 and by the Vision Press in 1975 with ISBN 085478313X in hardback and ISBN 0854783938 in paperback.