Psychology of sex - Total No. of Records in System :: 2032

PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXorganism. But amid the sterilizing tendencies of our lifethe impulse of sex still remains unimpaired, however con^cealed or despised.It is even, perhaps, as Otto Rank hastermed it, "the last emotional resource which the exaggeratedrationalization of our education has left us."Here, alike in its natural manifestations and in its sublimationsfor the two go together and neither canflourish with the complete suppression of the other wepossess a great hope for our future civilization*BIBLIOGRAPHYA. MOLL, The Sexual Life of the Child,HAVELOCK ELLIS, Studies in the Psychology of Sex> especiallyVols. I and VI; also "The New Mother" in MoreEssays of Love and Virtue.STANLEY HALL, Adolescence.MARY CHADWICK, Difficulties in Child Development(dealing especially with the mistakes of parents inbringing up their children) .OTTO RANK, Modern Education: A Critique of Its FundamentalIdeas, 1932.W. HEALY, The Individual Delinquent, 1915.BERNARD HART, "Work of a Child Guidance Clinic,"British Medical Journalj igth Sept., 1931.KRETSCHMER, Physique and Character.WINIFRED DE KOK., Guiding Your Child through the FormativeYears.K. DE' SCHWEINITZ, Growing Up: The Story of How WeBecome Alive, Are Born and Grow Up.