Bisexuality: A Critical ReaderMerl Storr Routledge, 3.4.2013 - 256 sivua Bisexuality: A Critical Reader presents the essential primary texts on bisexuality from the last 100 years in an easy-to-read format. Exploring this often controversial concept from a range of perspectives, this book places bisexuality in its historical and cultural context and explores its many meanings and uses. Merl Storr's introductions give a straightforward overview of the texts included and sets them clearly in the context of debates on bisexuality. This collection includes pieces by: * Henry Havelock Ellis * Sigmund Freud * Alfred C. Kinsey, Wardell B. Pomeroy and Clyde E. Martin * and Hélèn Cixous. |
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Editors introduction | 1 |
Part I Genealogy of the concept of bisexuality | 13 |
Part II Bisexual identity and bisexual behaviour | 57 |
Part III Bisexual epistemologies | 117 |
Part IV Differences | 187 |
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