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Creative and sexual science, or, Manhood, womanhood and their mutual inter-relations : love, its laws, power, etc. ... as taught by phrenology / O. S. Fowler.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Fowler, O. S. (Orson Squire), 1809-1887, author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Marriage.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (xxxii, 1052 pages)
- Other Title:
- Creative and sexual science, or, manhood, womanhood and their mutual inter-relations
- Place of Publication:
- New York, New York : Fowler & Wells, Publishers, 1875.
- Summary:
- Reproduction is nature's paramount work; because to all else what foundation is to house-its sine qua non. It has its science, or natural laws, prescribed modus operandi, and instrumentalities. Gender is its master workman, and Nature's "male and female" arrangement, with its governing laws, her chosen "ways and means" of originating all life: which growth completes. Sexuality, its laws, facts, conditions, right action, improvement, etc., thus becomes the master problem, as yet unsolved, of every individual of the whole family of man; because on it depend the number, and the primal attributes, of all human beings, throughout all time and eternity; and of all other terrestrial productions. To originate life, and predetermine character, and thereby govern whatever appertains to man and Nature, is its infinitely exalted mission. This renders it the great motor wheel of all mundane productions, throughout all their functions. "Males and females," with all their specialties and interrelations, it creates, and employs in executing all these mighty results. Love, their mutual attraction, that highest and holiest, most sacred and fervent human emotion, religion scarcely excepted, is its all potential means, and just as antecedent and prerequisite to it as morning to noon. These all-glorious truths it has taught him, he here teaches readers. Find their echoes away down throughout all the interior recesses of human nature. Its subject-matter subdivides itself naturally into nine Parts, as follows: Gender, or sexuality; Love; Conjugal and parental adaptations; Courtship; Married life; Maternity; Rearing and governing children; and finally, Sexual ailments and restorations.
- Contents:
- Its existence, analysis, and office
- The science of manhood and womanhood
- Its signs, and power over body and mind, etc
- Analysis of love: And its power over the entire being
- Marriage the true sphere of love: Its duty, advantages, objections, etc
- The time, umpires, prerequisites, etc., of marriage
- Who are, and are not, adapted to each other; And why
- Its fatal errors, and right management
- How to establish a perfect affection
- Discords; Their causes and cures; Divorce
- Cohabitation; Its laws, effects and conditions
- Marital errors; Preventions; Barrenness, etc
- The sexual organs, and their adaptations
- Bearing: Or ante-natal states as affecting post-natal character; And what are best
- Childbirth, infancy, etc
- The physical development of children
- Juvenile government
- Abnormal love: Its kinds, extent, and causes
- The cures of all sexual sins and vices
- Female beauty and bloom: And how to prolong and regain both
- Its value, functions, and promotion.
- Notes:
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
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