What you always wanted to know about sex watchers but were afraid to ask (1972)

BOOK DESCRIPTION

In this photo-documented book, Dr, Alfred Ratherman, Ph.D., examines the phenomena of the Peeping Toms and Tomasinas in today's culture. Dr. Ratherman employes his usual no-holds-barred style of candorthat spells out clearly the distinction between sexual pathology and "normal voyeuristic viewing patterns." Dr. Ratherman demonstrates to what extent cultural nd socioeconomic influences play in the development of the voyeur,

At what point does ogling a good-looking girl stop being pleasure and become a pervesion? How much tittilation prior to the sex act is normal, and when does it become abnormal? These and many other questions are answered by Dr. Ratherman.

These are just a few of the correlations Dr. Ratherman brings into sharp focus, In this book he gives straight-forward answers, explaining in full... What You Always Wanted to Know About Sex Watchers—But Were Afraid to Ask.

CONTENTS

(07) Introduction
(28) Chapter One: The Mutua; Voyeurs
(56) Chapter Two: The Impotent Voyeur
(64) Chapter Three: The Inter-Racial Voyeur
(113) Chapter Four: The Himicidal Voyeur
(144) Chapter Five: The Dominated Voyeur
(174) Chapter Six: The Incestual Voyeur
(200) Chapter Seven: The Enslaved Voyeur
(228) Chapter Eight: The Animalistic Voyeur
(244) Chaoter Nine: The Homosexual Voyeur
(258( Conclusion

Alfredo Ratherman (1972). What you always wanted to know about sex watchers but were afraid to ask. Wilmington, DE: Eros Publishing Co., Inc. Softcover. 263 pages. 102 black-and-white photos. Format: 110x170mm. Weight: 204gr.