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Sex-Pol Essays 1929-1934
Reich, Wilhelm; (Baxandall, Lee, ed.) Publisher: Vintage Books, New York, USA Year Published: 1972 First Published: 1934 Pages: 377pp ISBN: 0-394-71791-0 Library of Congress Number: BF692.R35 1972b Dewey: 72-5322 Resource Type: Book
Wilhelm Reich's writings from his Marxist period, outlining his thoughts about sexual and political liberation.
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Table of Contents
Foreword by Lee Baxandall Introduction by Bertell Ollman
DIALECTICAL MATERIALISM AND PSYCHOANALYSIS
Foreword to the 1934 Edition
Introductory Note The Materialist Discoveries of PsychoanalysisAnd Some Idealist Deviations The Dialectic of the Psyche The Sociological Position of Psychoanalysis The Use of Psychoanalysis in Historical Research
PSYCHOANALYSIS IN THE SOVIET UNION
THE IMPOSITION OF SEXUAL MORALITY
Foreword to the first Edition
The Origin of Sexual Repression
The Sexual Economy in Matriarchal Society Economic and Sexual Contradictions Among the Trobrianders The Imposition of Antisexual Morality Primitive Communism Mother-Right Private Property Father-Right The Morgan Engels Theory: Confirmation And Corrections The Origin of Clan Division and of the Incest Taboo
The Problem of Sexual Economy
Historical Summary: An Overview The Gratification of Needs and Social Reality Production and Reproduction of Sexual Morality
POLITICIZING THE SEXUAL PROBLEM OF YOUTH
WHAT IS CLASS CONSCIOUSNESS?
Preface
1) Two Kinds of Class Consciousness 2) Some Concrete Elements of Class Consciousness and Some Elements Inhibiting It 3)Bourgeois and Revolutionary Politics 4)How to Develop Class Consciousness with theEveryday Life of the Masses as a Starting Point
REFORMING THE LABOR MOVEMENT
Point for Discussion
Making Judgments about Political Events Methods of Proceeding The Party We Are It
Index
Topics
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