An Analysis Of Human Sexual Response
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At the heart of one of the twentieth century's most controversial scientific breakthroughs, An Analysis of Human Sexual Response presents a rigorous yet accessible examination of the landmark research conducted by William Masters and Virginia Johnson, whose pioneering laboratory studies shattered long-held myths and taboos surrounding human sexuality. Edited by Ruth and Edward Brecher, this landmark anthology gathers commentary and interpretation from some of the world's foremost authorities, translating the dense clinical findings of Masters and Johnson into clear, non-technical language that speaks to scientists, scholars, and general readers alike. The book chronicles the implications of their research — from physiological responses to broader questions of sexual health, dysfunction, and therapy — situating these discoveries within the context of a society undergoing profound cultural transformation. A vital document of mid-twentieth-century scientific and social history, this collection argues persuasively for the importance of open, evidence-based dialogue about human sexuality at a time when such conversation was considered radical. The Brechers demonstrate a rare gift for synthesising complex scientific material with cultural insight, giving voice to an array of expert perspectives that illuminate, challenge, and expand upon the original research. For anyone seeking to understand how modern sexual science was born — and the fierce debates it ignited — this volume remains an indispensable and electrifying read.
Author: Ruth & Edward Brecher
Format: Paperback
Genre: Psychology
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
At the heart of one of the twentieth century's most controversial scientific breakthroughs, An Analysis of Human Sexual Response presents a rigorous yet accessible examination of the landmark research conducted by William Masters and Virginia Johnson, whose pioneering laboratory studies shattered long-held myths and taboos surrounding human sexuality. Edited by Ruth and Edward Brecher, this landmark anthology gathers commentary and interpretation from some of the world's foremost authorities, translating the dense clinical findings of Masters and Johnson into clear, non-technical language that speaks to scientists, scholars, and general readers alike. The book chronicles the implications of their research — from physiological responses to broader questions of sexual health, dysfunction, and therapy — situating these discoveries within the context of a society undergoing profound cultural transformation. A vital document of mid-twentieth-century scientific and social history, this collection argues persuasively for the importance of open, evidence-based dialogue about human sexuality at a time when such conversation was considered radical. The Brechers demonstrate a rare gift for synthesising complex scientific material with cultural insight, giving voice to an array of expert perspectives that illuminate, challenge, and expand upon the original research. For anyone seeking to understand how modern sexual science was born — and the fierce debates it ignited — this volume remains an indispensable and electrifying read.