Impotence and Frigidity

By M.D. Hirsch, Edwin

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• Format: Hardcover
• ISBN: B0010VPKJY
• Release Date: January 1966
• Publisher: Citadel Press
• Weight: 1.10 lbs.

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"Long before there was any talk of the Kinsey Report, Dr. Edwin W. Hirsch had won nationwide fame through his writings on the problems of the sexual relationship. As a member of the faculty of the College of Medicine at the University of Illinois and as a practicing physician in chicagok Dr. Hirsch became known as the foremeost authority on the vital problems dicussed in this volume. His other books on these subjects include The Power to love, Modern Sex Life, How to Improve Your Sexual Relations in Marriage, Sex Power in Marriage, Sexual Fear, Prostate Gland Disorder, and Feel Like Thirty at Fifty." Chapters on such topics as "Dream Analysis Hokum", "Prematurity Corrected Without the Blessings of the Psychoanalytic Wizard", "Mechanical Sexual Self-Relief in the Man" and "Psuedonymphomania Frigidity." Hirsch has nothing good to say about Freud and spends much time debunking Freudian theories. Chapters are in the form of case studies and written in a question and answer type format between him and the patient, no doubt contributing to the scientific atmosphere in discussing topics which were not publicly discussed in any forum at this time. Typical writing style from the introduction: INTERVIEWER What prompted you to utilize the question-and-answer system in your book? DR. HIRSCH I chose the Socratic method because by cross-examination technique, the truth of any sexual situation can be quickly ascertained. Typical converstaion from the chapter "Sexual Abstinence Neurosis": "Then I'll be a free agent and I'll no longer have to dicuss my early childhood?" "Positively" "Are you certain that I will not need to investigate my unconscious?" "Absolutely." "Will I have to talk about repression of my instincts?" "Not at all." "Can I live under the pleasure principle?" "The quicker you cease talking about or thinking about the pleasure principle, the sooner your beloved will adore you for your erotic competence."