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Burton Barr Central Library
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306.7 D352h
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Ironwood Library
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306.7 D352h
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South Mountain Community Library
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306.7 D352h
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Summary:
A guide to sexual behavior for the twenty-first century argues that modern sexuality must strike a balance between love and desire, and between adventure and commitment, and discusses such topics as rejection, pornography, and adultery.
Contents:
- I. Introduction
- II. The pleasures of sex: Eroticism and loneliness ; Can "sexiness" be profound? ; Natalie or Scarlett?
- III. The problems of sex: Love and sex ; Sexual rejection ; Lack of desire: infrequency, impotence, resentment ; Pornography: censorship, a new kind of porn ; Adultery: the pleasures of adultery, the stupidity of adultery
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- IV. Conclusion
- Homework.
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