The Circle of Sex
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Publication
1966 - University Books, New Hyde Park, N.Y, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
37,750 words, Guess
Page Count
151 pages
Physical Format
Hardcover
Identifiers
- Library of Congress Control Number66023913
- OCLC Control Number1386888
- Open LibraryOL5992662M
Classifications
- DDC301.41
- LCCHQ64 .A7 1966
Description
*The Circle of Sex*, by Gavin Arthur, is a book that analyzes human sexuality through the lens of yin-yang polarities. Rather than the linear scale developed by Alfred Kinsey, Arthur envisioned sexuality as a wheel with twelve orientations (six for each sex). The twelve types corresponded to the 12 hours dial clock and Arthur illustrated each with an historical archetype: One o'clock, "Pioneer" type (3/4 heterogenic male); Two o'clock, "Caesar" type (ambigenic male); Three o'clock, "Dorian" type (3/4 homogenic male); Four o'clock, "Finocchio" type (homogenic male); Five o'clock, "Lady C" type (hyper-heterogenic female); Six o'clock, "Joan" type (heterogenic materfamilias female); Seven o'clock, "Clubwoman" type (3/4 heterogenic female); Eight o'clock, "Duchess" type (ambigenic female); Nine o'clock, "Lesbian" type (3/4 homogenic female); Ten o'clock, "Dyke" type (homogenic female); Eleven o'clock, "Don Juan" type (hyper-heterogenic male); and Twelve o'clock, "Darby" type (heterogenic paterfamilias male). Very entertaining and informative.
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