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Sexology, Russian Style
Ginzburg, Benjamin | April 6, 1932 issue

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The article presents information on the book "The Biological Tragedy of Woman," by Anton Nemilov. This is a book on sexology. The thesis of the book is that in the human species, organs of the sex instinct are more developed than in any other animal, at the very time that on account of his brain development, man is less content than any other creature to obey the natural law of instinct. In the case of woman, this biological tragedy of the race is tremendously sharpened by the fact that in the biological division of labor, nature has thrown all the sexual burdens on her side, leaving her with very little of the intellectual freedom which her male partner enjoys.

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BIOLOGICAL Tragedy of Woman, The (Book); NEMILOV, Anton; SEXOLOGY; WOMEN -- Sexual behavior; SEXUAL division of labor; INTELLECTUAL freedom
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