sexual neurosis

Two thousand years of sexual neurosis, good old christianity.

- published posthumously, but translated to several languages, on the role of parenting and sexual neuroses.

Amateur psychologists may enjoy it as a sort of high-level Nintendo game of bombarding sexual neuroses.

Whatever happens to his soul or to his marriage or to his sexual neurosis, that's his problem.

In Part I, Reich explains that sexual neuroses derive from the lack of gratification of natural sexuality.

Half a study in twisted sexual neurosis, half a police procedural, this novel shows the dual skills of its two authors, who are one and the same writer.

Reich explains that this relationship between suppression/repression of natural sexuality and the creation or intensification of sexual neuroses is a cyclical relationship that constantly results in more power for the authoritarian state.

Ms. Dearborn focuses considerable attention on Miller's attitudes toward women, and like many feminists she contends that "he gave voice to certain male attitudes that reflect the deep sexual neuroses of 20th-century American culture."

After graduating from Vassar College with a degree in Art History and Italian, Gummer made her stage debut in 2008 in Lukas Bärfuss's The Sexual Neuroses of Our Parents.

In his last film, the sprawling, scabrous "Black and White," Mr. Toback probed the racial and sexual neuroses that trouble American society even as they give American pop culture its vibrancy and strangeness.

In Sexual Politics, a book originally published in 1970, Kate Millett wrote that Miller "is a compendium of American sexual neuroses", showing "anxiety and contempt" toward women in works such as Tropic of Cancer.

Forensic profiler Frank Black (Lance Henriksen), a member of the private investigative organisation Millennium Group, joins a fellow Group member to track a killer driven by sexual neuroses and who uses mood-altering drugs to gain control of his victims.

And Mr. Shanley's "Psychopathia Sexualis" invents a big Texas blonde who keeps a gold-framed picture of Wayne in her Park Avenue apartment and rescues her husband from the big-city grip of psychiatrists and sexual neuroses.