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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.

DOI: 10.1037/12378-000

Publisher: Fowler & Wells, Publishers - American Psychological Association

Feb 7, 2011

1 - 10 of 21 Chapters

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Its existence, analysis, and office.

Fowler, Orson Squire

Pages: 61 –103

Gender is examined in this chapter, the first section of Part I. The main subsections of this chapter are: The descent of physical specialties throughout races, nations, and families; Mental specialties of races, nations, and families transmitted; Sexuality, nature's transmitting "ways and...
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The science of manhood and womanhood.

Fowler, Orson Squire

Pages: 104 –186

The male entity exists; therefore it has its governing laws, which reduce it to a science. This is equally true of the female. The science of each sex centres in the ends each was created to accomplish, and the means used therefore. This chapter is divided into six subsections describing these...
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Its signs, and power over body and mind, etc.

Fowler, Orson Squire

Pages: 187 –237

This chapter further discusses aspects of gender, offering phrenological and other morphological theories. The subsections of this chapter examine: Effects of different sexual states upon the body; and Mind as influenced by different sexual states. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2022 APA, all...
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Analysis of love: And its power over the entire being.

Fowler, Orson Squire

Pages: 238 –287

All ends expound their means. Love declares its nature in and by its works. The objects it seeks and attains disclose its inherent elements. Its outworkings and rationale accord with each other. Is not this a reliable cornerstone? Then what results was it ordained to effect? Everything was...
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Marriage the true sphere of love: Its duty, advantages, objections, etc.

Fowler, Orson Squire

Pages: 288 –362

Love constitutes as integral a part of every human being as bones, or reason. As air cannot be air without all its ingredients; so man cannot be human without Love. Action is Nature's paramount law, and the only end of all she creates. As well not be, as remain inert. Whatever God makes, He makes...
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The time, umpires, prerequisites, etc., of marriage.

Fowler, Orson Squire

Pages: 363 –418

A family is a great affair. As a commodity, a production, a life-work, an achievement, it has no peers. Its power over man is supreme. As it is, so is all else human. As a "speculation," a "venture," if well conducted, it is the most "paying enterprise," yields better "dividends," and is every...
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Who are, and are not, adapted to each other; And why.

Fowler, Orson Squire

Pages: 419 –476

Men are created with different tastes and dispositions. This diversity is the great instrumentality of progress and invention, which similarity would render impossible. It appertains to talents, feelings, religion, and everything; but most to matrimonial preferences. As some like one kind of...
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Its fatal errors, and right management.

Fowler, Orson Squire

Pages: 477 –522

Natural laws govern all Nature, and reduce all they govern to eternal right. Therefore Love, by being one of her departments, is reduced by its governing laws to the same scientific rules to which mathematical and all other natural laws reduce whatsoever appertains to either. Court scientifically...
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How to establish a perfect affection.

Fowler, Orson Squire

Pages: 523 –583

All mankind proclaim marriages by some ceremony, usually religious. This custom is, must ever be, coextensive with the race; because inherent in human nature. Marriage is a great affair, life's boldest promontory, from which are mostly taken its latitudes and longitudes. Make the most of it, by...
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Discords; Their causes and cures; Divorce.

Fowler, Orson Squire

Pages: 584 –597

Our pen falters again, because it could not execute its painful task if it would, and would not if it could; lest, by justifying and promoting celibacy, it should forestall the multiplication of the race; and lest the next generation, after these doctrines become disseminated and practised,...

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