With contributions from distinguished scholars and clinicians who view human erotic desire from modern developmental, relational, societal, and cross-cultural perspectives, Eroticism: Developmental, Cultural, and Clinical Realms offers a multi-faceted and up-to-date glimpse into what we find sexually attractive and why.
With contributions from distinguished scholars and clinicians who view human erotic desire from modern developmental, relational, societal, and cross-cultural perspectives, Eroticism: Developmental, Cultural, and Clinical Realms offers a multi-faceted and up-to-date glimpse into what we find sexually attractive and why.
Salman Akhtar is Professor of Psychiatry at Jefferson Medical College and a Training and Supervising Analyst at the Psychoanalytic Center of Philadelphia. He has 97 books to his credit and received the prestigious Sigourney Award in 2012. Rajiv Gulati is Training and Supervising Psychoanalyst at the Psychoanalytic Association of New York, which is affiliated with NYU Langone Medical Center in New York.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ABOUT THE EDITORS AND CONTRIBUTORS INTRODUCTION PART I: Developmental Realm Chapter One: Eroticism from an Evolutionary Perspective - J. Anderson Thomson & Kathryn Baselice Chapter Two: Maternal Eroticism or the Necessary Risk of Madness - Rachel Boue Widawsky Chapter Three: Locating the Father¿s Eroticism - Susan McNamara & Ethan Grumbach Chapter Four: The Role of Innate Bisexuality in Adult Eroticism - Rajiv Gulati and David Pauley PART II: Cultural Realm Chapter Five: Cross-cultural Variations of Eroticism - Pranav Shah Chapter Six: Fantasy, Sadism, and the Fetish in Pornography - Jason A. Wheeler Vega Chapter Seven: Swipe, Woof, Flirt, and the Erotics of the Hand-held Device - R. Dennis Shelby PART III: Clinical Realm Chapter Eight: Adult Sexuality in Clinical Discourse - Louis Rothschild Chapter Nine: Voyeurism - Salman Akhtar Chapter Ten: Clinical Lessons Learnt from Eight Important Papers on Erotic and Erotized Transferences - Lorrie Chopra Chapter Eleven: Erotic countertransference revelations - Andrea Celenza References Index
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ABOUT THE EDITORS AND CONTRIBUTORS INTRODUCTION PART I: Developmental Realm Chapter One: Eroticism from an Evolutionary Perspective - J. Anderson Thomson & Kathryn Baselice Chapter Two: Maternal Eroticism or the Necessary Risk of Madness - Rachel Boue Widawsky Chapter Three: Locating the Father¿s Eroticism - Susan McNamara & Ethan Grumbach Chapter Four: The Role of Innate Bisexuality in Adult Eroticism - Rajiv Gulati and David Pauley PART II: Cultural Realm Chapter Five: Cross-cultural Variations of Eroticism - Pranav Shah Chapter Six: Fantasy, Sadism, and the Fetish in Pornography - Jason A. Wheeler Vega Chapter Seven: Swipe, Woof, Flirt, and the Erotics of the Hand-held Device - R. Dennis Shelby PART III: Clinical Realm Chapter Eight: Adult Sexuality in Clinical Discourse - Louis Rothschild Chapter Nine: Voyeurism - Salman Akhtar Chapter Ten: Clinical Lessons Learnt from Eight Important Papers on Erotic and Erotized Transferences - Lorrie Chopra Chapter Eleven: Erotic countertransference revelations - Andrea Celenza References Index
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