Psychology of Sex

Author: (English) Havelock Ellis, translated by Li Guangrong
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: Combines the biological and psychological aspects of sex, advocates "complete sexuality," and is a master figure who pioneered a new chapter in human sexology. He was born in the late 19th century and died in the 20th century. Sigmund Freud, another great sexologist of the 20th century, seemed to focus on the psychological dynamics of sex, whereas Ellis differed, as he paid more attention to the impact of sexual orientation on the quality of sexual life. His research showed that if a person has rich sexual knowledge and excellent sexual morality, they can better understand life and, in turn, more genuinely understand society. In reality, in more civilized societies, people can freely discuss, understand, and practice sex. These discussions and practices liberate people's minds, allowing them to engage in complete sexuality as much as possible without constraints when returning to the original sexual activity. The so-called complete sexuality refers to the release of both the body and mind, which is beneficial to both physical and mental health. Therefore, Havelock Ellis's Psychology of Sex is a highly instructive book for people's sexual behavior today.