Married love
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Contributions
- McKibbin, Ross. - Contributor
Publication
2004 - Oxford University Press, Oxford, England
Language
English
Word Count
28,750 words, Guess
Page Count
115 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL3302029M
- ISBN-139780192804327
- ISBN-100192804324
- OCLC Control Number54775677
- Library of Congress Control Number2004041593
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- Goodreads263156
- LibraryThing568921
Classifications
- DDC306.872
- LCCHQ734 .S887 2004
Description
The book that was to become Married Love grew from Marie Stopes's conviction that the state of modern middle-class marriage was, like her own, desperate, and that the cause of this desperation was sexual unhappiness. She knew her book would "probably electrify this country" and it remains one of the best known sex manuals ever written. It combines a lyrical evocation of marital love with a no-nonsense and detailed account of sexual intercourse and sexual pleasure that was a sensation when it was published in 1918. Stopes advocated equality in marriage and the importance of women's sexuality and sexual desire, as well as openly supporting birth control. In this edition of Stopes's ground-breaking work, Ross McKibbin's introduction reveals fascinating insights into Stopes and prevailing attitudes to class, religion, science, and above all, sex. - Back cover.
Description
The book that was to become Married Love grew from Marie Stopes's conviction that the state of modern middle-class marriage was, like her own, desperate, and that the cause of this desperation was sexual unhappiness. She knew her book would "probably electrify this country" and it remains one of the best known sex manuals ever written. It combines a lyrical evocation of marital love with a no-nonsense and detailed account of sexual intercourse and sexual pleasure that was a sensation when it was published in 1918. Stopes advocated equality in marriage and the importance of women's sexuality and sexual desire, as well as openly supporting birth control. In this edition of Stopes's ground-breaking work, Ross McKibbin's introduction reveals fascinating insights into Stopes and prevailing attitudes to class, religion, science, and above all, sex. - Back cover. A sensational book when first published in 1918, 'Married Love' was the first book to offer a frank discussion about sex & to acknowledge that it could be a pleasant experience for both men & women. Ross McKibbin provides a scholarly introduction & examines the career of the author.
Subjects
Series Statement
- Oxford world's classics
Other Editions
- Married love
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