The common sense of sex

James Oppenheim

• Essays
• Book language: English
• 32 pages

The Common Sense of Sex is a 1926 essay collection by James Oppenheim. It argues that sexuality is a natural part of life, challenging puritanical attitudes and taboos. Drawing on thinkers like Whitman, Havelock Ellis, and Freud, it calls for a more rational and open understanding of sex.

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