Eroticism

Reviews / Votes

"This much-needed new volume edited by Salman Akhtar and Rajiv Gulati, brings freshness and vitality to the topic of embodied sexuality. The multitude of issues taken up within the book's developmental, cultural, and clinical sections broadens psychoanalytic discourse about the sexual, while the diversity of contributors helps open the discussion to all. One of the oldest topics in psychoanalysis is made new again just when we need it most." --Charles Fisher M.D., Training and Supervising Analyst, San Francisco Center for Psychoanalysis

"This exquisite collection of essays on the topic of Eroticism, will fascinate, challenge , and indeed, mesmerize it's readers. It gives us new insights into areas that have been explored before, and takes up, boldly, beautifully, and incisively , certain aspects of eroticism that have not been written about enough. Akhtar and Gulati have edited a masterpiece, the readers of which can look forward to a wonderful feast of learning about the erotic world in our minds." --Aisha Abbasi M.D., Training and Supervising Analyst at the Michigan Psychoanalytic Institute "This much-needed new volume edited by Salman Akhtar and Rajiv Gulati, brings freshness and vitality to the topic of embodied sexuality. The multitude of issues taken up within the book's developmental, cultural, and clinical sections broadens psychoanalytic discourse about the sexual, while the diversity of contributors helps open the discussion to all. One of the oldest topics in psychoanalysis is made new again just when we need it most." -Charles Fisher M.D., Training and Supervising Analyst, San Francisco Center for Psychoanalysis

"This exquisite collection of essays on the topic of Eroticism, will fascinate, challenge , and indeed, mesmerize it's readers. It gives us new insights into areas that have been explored before, and takes up, boldly, beautifully, and incisively, certain aspects of eroticism that have not been written about enough. Akhtar and Gulati have edited a masterpiece, the readers of which can look forward to a wonderful feast of learning about the erotic world in our minds." -Aisha Abbasi M.D., Training and Supervising Analyst at the Michigan Psychoanalytic Institute