Little Essays of Love and Virtue (Barnes & Noble Digital Library)
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Written for the general reader, this 1922 collection by the pioneering sex researcher clearly and cleanly introduces ideas from his major works, and applies them to daily life. Includes “Children and Parents,” “The Meaning of Purity,” “The Objects of Marriage,” “Husbands and Wives,” “The Love-Rights of Women,” “The Play-Function of Sex,” and “The Individual and the Race.”
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About Havelock Ellis
Henry Havelock Ellis (1859–1939) was an English physician, sexologist, and social reformer. He conducted pioneering research that informed his momentous seven-volume Studies in the Psychology of Sex. His works on homosexuality, transgender psychology, narcissism, and autoeroticism were groundbreaking. A supporter of women’s rights, sex education, and sexual liberation, he did much to pave the way for researcher Alfred Kinsey and others.
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