A brilliant synthesis that reevaluates, in accessible language, one of the major concepts of twentieth-century science in light of the latest experiments.

This intriguing novel reveals a woman sorely neglected by history: Sigmund Freud’s wife, Martha. In this voyage into the depth of memory, comparable to that of psychoanalysis, Martha says more than she had ever intended.

For the millions of people who suffer from one phobia or another--and for those who don’t--an enlightening, informative, and immensely helpful guide.

This classic nineteenth-century work on so-called sexual deviation is the pioneering collection of case studies that catalogued and defined "perversion" from fetishism to homosexuality.