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Eros Denied Sex in Western Society
Young, Wayland Publisher: Zebra Books, New York, USA Year Published: 1966 First Published: 1964 Pages: 370pp Resource Type: Book
Spanning 2000 years of Western culture, Eros Denied explores the multitude of forces which through the ages have tended to suppress and pervert the sexual instincts.
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Table of Contents
Part I 1 Introduction
Part II: Excluded Words 2 Language: English 3 Language: Our Neighbors
Part III: Excluded Images 4 Introductory 5 Corruption and Depravity 6 Erotica: The Sources 7 Outside Christendom 8 In Despite of Christendom 9 Transcending Christendom 10 Exempt from Art?
Part IV: Excluded Action 11 Introductory 12 Incest 13 Orgies
Part V: Excluded People 14 Prostitution
Part VI: Historical 15 Introductory 16 Augustine Between Pelagius and Mani 17 Orthodox Christianity 18 Courtly Love and Adultery 19 Scandal, Accident, Absence and Suicide 20 Love's Loss Was Empire's Gain 21 The Cheshire Scowl 22 Libertinism: The Religious Phase 23 Libertinism: The Irreligious Phase 24 Sadism 25 Stakhanovism
Part VII: Projection 26 The Golden Age 27 Animals, Foreigners and Women
Part VIII: Inclusion 28 The Religious View 29 Carpe Diem 30 Conclusion
Appendices Appendix 1 Pornography: The Trade Appendix 2 The Later History of the Giulio-Aretine Works Appendix 3 Arnaud Daniel: Cases Rimas Appendix 4 Choderlos de Laclos: On the Education of Women Appendix 5 The Cazzaria and the Libro del Perche Appendix 6 Maffio Venier: La Strazzosa Appendix 7 Johannes Secundus: Basium 5 Appendix 8 Freud Today
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