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| Preface | |
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| Know Your Author | |
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| Anti-Semitism in the 1930s | |
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| Prostitution and the Depression | |
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| Religious Indoctrination | |
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| The Double Standard in Sexuality | |
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| Anti-Semitism in the Army | |
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| A Little Bit of Sex Education | |
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| Getting My Degree: Some Key Events | |
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| The Antisex Bias of the 1950s | |
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| The 1950s Culture | |
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| Antisex Bias in Family Textbooks | |
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| The Admiral and the College of William and Mary | |
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| Questioning High School Students about Sex in the 1950s | |
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| Publishing on Sexuality in Journals in the 1950s | |
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| Trying to Publish My First Book | |
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| A Minor Clash with Radio Censorship | |
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| What Is This Thing Called Science? | |
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| Ancient Roots of Modern Science | |
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| The Ethical Side of Science | |
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| Political Distortions of Science | |
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| Advocacy and Science | |
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| Value Aware, Value Fair, and Premarital Abstinence | |
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| Linking Personal Values to Personal Assumptions | |
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| The Tentativeness of Science | |
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| Summing Up Science | |
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| The Sexual Revolution and Sexual Organizations | |
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| Sexual Standards at the Dawn of the Sexual Revolution | |
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| The Mythical Place of the Pill in the 1960s Revolution | |
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| Albert Ellis and the Society for the Scientific Study of Sex | |
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| Richard Green: A New Journal and an International Academy | |
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| Other Sexuality Organizations Spring Forth | |
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| The Value of Sexuality Organizations | |
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| Hugh Hefner's Party at the Chicago Playboy Mansion | |
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| New Approaches to Sexuality | |
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| Getting to Know Masters and Johnson: 1962+ | |
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| The Sexual Attitudes Reassessment Movement Begins | |
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| The New Program in Human Sexuality at Minnesota | |
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| The New Sexual Dogma: The SAR in San Francisco | |
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| Building Explanations of Sexuality | |
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| The Empirical Basis of the Autonomy Theory | |
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| Proposition One: Changing Sexual Permissiveness | |
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| Some Reactions to the Autonomy Theory | |
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| Why Was Gender Equality and Sexual Pluralism So Strong in Sweden? | |
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| The Swedish Culture in Action at Dalarna | |
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| A Swedish Panel Discusses Sexuality | |
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| Historical Factors Promoting Gender Equality in Sweden | |
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| Sweden and Autonomy Theory | |
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| Some Clashes of Science, Politics, and Values | |
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| The Federal Government's Victorian Standards | |
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| Unveiling the Feminine Mystique: NOW | |
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| The AMA: Even Doctors Want to Know about Sex | |
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| Fighting an Obscene Antipornography Bill | |
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| An Insider's View of a Major Crisis in SSSS | |
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| Wanted: One Gunslinger as President of SSSS | |
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| Baptism of Fire: September 1980 | |
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| Starting the Search for an Executive Director | |
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| Denouement in Dallas | |
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| April 9, 1981: Decision Day | |
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| Exploring Therapy and HIV/AIDS | |
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| Sex Therapy: The Program in Human Sexuality | |
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| Further Exploration: The Masters and Johnson Institute | |
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| Problems with Washington's Disease Fighters | |
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| Building a Cross-Cultural Explanation of Sexuality | |
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| The Linkage Theory | |
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| Defining Sexuality | |
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| Social Bonds: Pleasure and Disclosure | |
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| Three Universal Societal Linkages to Sexual Norms | |
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| Gender Power Differences | |
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| Societal Ideologies: Defining Sexual Normality | |
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| Kinship and Extramarital Sexual Jealousy | |
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| Summing Up the Linkage Theory of Sexuality | |
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| Can Sexual Science Really Help with Societal Problems? | |
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| Early Reactions to HIV/AIDS | |
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| Sexual Therapists React to HIV/AIDS | |
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| Just How Risky Are Condoms? | |
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| Is Abstinence the Safest Strategy? | |
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| Sexual Pluralism: The Way to Reduce Our Sexual Problems | |
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| Sexual Pluralism Theory | |
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| Responses to Sexual Pluralism | |
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| New Projects and a New Life Agenda | |
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| The Governor's Committee on Child and Adolescent Sexual Health | |
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| Retirement: But Not from Sexual Science | |
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| Al Ellis and Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy | |
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| Problem Areas in Sexual Science Today | |
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| Antiscience: Radical Social Constructionism | |
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| The Bush Administration's Hostility to Scientific Research in Sexuality | |
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| Sexnet Debates: Biology versus Social Science | |
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| The Interaction of Social and Biological Factors | |
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| Defining Gender Roles | |
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| Building a PhD in Sexual Science | |
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| Some Programs in Sexuality | |
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| Working toward a PhD in Sexual Science | |
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| The Essential Elements of a PhD in Sexuality: Making the Case | |
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| More Progress toward a PhD in Sexual Science | |
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| To the Next Generation of Sexual Scientists | |
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| The Cultural Wars in Sexuality | |
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| Sexuality Trends around the World | |
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| Do Attitudes and Behaviors Correlate? | |
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| Explaining Trends in Sexuality | |
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| Future Goals | |
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| References | |
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| Name Index | |
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| Subject Index | |
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| About the Author | |