Sex in Psychoanalysis
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Sex in Psychoanalysis[1] (1916) is a book by Sándor Ferenczi, translated by Ernest Jones.
Excerpt on sexual symbolism and psychoanalysis:
- “The derisive remark was once made against psychoanalysis that the unconscious sees a penis in every convex object and a vagina or anus in every concave one. I find that this sentence well characterizes the facts.”
This quote was referenced in The Atman Project by Ken Wilber, In/different Spaces: Place and Memory in Visual Culture by Victor Burgin and Life Against Death: The Psychoanalytical Meaning of History by Norman Oliver Brown.
The book was part of the Rational Sex series[2], published by The Gorham Press edited by Richard G. Badger[3]which included:
- SANE SEX LIFE AND SANE SEX LIVING, by H. W. Long, M.D.
- BI-SEXUAL LOVE, by Dr. William Stekel
- SEX AND DREAMS, by Dr. William Stekel
- THE HOMO-SEXUAL NEUROSIS, by Dr. William Stekel
- SEX AND THE SENSES, by James S. Van Teslaar, M.D.
- THE LAWS OF SEX, by Edith H. Hooker
- MOTHERHOOD, by H. W. Long, M.D.
- CHILDREN BY CHANCE OR BY CHOICE, by William Hawley Smith
- SEX IN PSYCHO-ANALYSIS, by S. Ferenczi, M.D.
- HISTORY AND PRACTICE OF PSYCHANALYsis, by Paul Bjerre, M.D,
- TEMPERAMENT AND SEX, by Walter Heaton
- SEX AND SOCIETY, by W. I. Thomas
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