Homosexuality: Disease or way of life?
E Bergler - 1956 - psycnet.apa.org
E Bergler
1956•psycnet.apa.orgFour new factors have made the problem of homosexuality even more important than it was
a decade ago:" The public has now become halfaware of the existence of information
previously suppressed; the perversion has become more widespread… as a result of the
dissemination of misleading statistics; a new… source of marital tragedy has been opened
up by marriages of so-called'bisexuals' to unsuspecting women, and… it has recently been
discovered that homosexuality is a curable illness." Excerpts from world literature, from case�…
a decade ago:" The public has now become halfaware of the existence of information
previously suppressed; the perversion has become more widespread… as a result of the
dissemination of misleading statistics; a new… source of marital tragedy has been opened
up by marriages of so-called'bisexuals' to unsuspecting women, and… it has recently been
discovered that homosexuality is a curable illness." Excerpts from world literature, from case�…
Abstract
Four new factors have made the problem of homosexuality even more important than it was a decade ago:" The public has now become halfaware of the existence of information previously suppressed; the perversion has become more widespread… as a result of the dissemination of misleading statistics; a new… source of marital tragedy has been opened up by marriages of so-called'bisexuals' to unsuspecting women, and… it has recently been discovered that homosexuality is a curable illness." Excerpts from world literature, from case histories and from Kinsey's works are used in the book, which presents a psychoanalytic point of view.(PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)
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