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Add sections to the bookbuilder: Logic and Sexual Morality (John Boyd Wilson)

 

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Preface
Introduction
Part One: Sex and Logic
Chapter I: Who Are the Experts?
Religion
Right and Wrong
Psychology and Social Science
Progress and Rationality in Morals[8]
Chapter 2: Distortions and Propaganda
Chapter 3: Some Steps Forward
The Way Ahead
Final Vistas
Summary of Part One
Part Two: Sex and Education
Chapter 4: Adults and Teenagers
Chapter 5: Possibilities in Education
Summary of Part Two
Part Three: Sex and Society
Chapter 6: Law and Convention
Chapter 7: The Acquisitive Society
Summary of Part Three
Part Four: Sex and the Individual
Chapter 8: Men and Women
Chapter 9: The Human Condition
Summary of Part Four
Epilogue
Be Sensible but Don’t Be ‘sensible’
Know What You Want and What You Can Stand
Find Out What the Other Person Wants
Clarify Your Contracts
Treat People as Equals
Put Your Heart Into It
Say ‘yes’ to Life
Further Reading
Index
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