  | CHAPTER | | PAGE | | I. | True Conception of Marriage | 1 | | § 1 Disproportionate emotional and intellectual development, p. 1; § 2 Archaic emotions in marriage, p. 2; § 3 Charity, p. 3; § 4 The sexual crisis, p. 4; § 5 Man’s erotic dominance, p. 6; § 6 Misapprehension about psychoanalysis, p. 7; § 7 Polymorphous-perverse, p. 11; § 8 Marriage the only cure, p. 12; § 9 The normal sex life, p. 12; § 10 The true sense of “erotic,” p. 13. | | | II. | Modern Emotional Unrest | 16 | | § 11 Discontented wives, p. 16; § 12 Playmates and cicisbeos, p. 18; § 13 Wife’s need of playmates is husband’s fault, p. 19; § 14 Innovations in this book, p. 21; § 15 Home spirit the husband’s creation, p. 22; § 16 Masculinity and femininity, p. 23; § 17 Virile love, p. 24; § 18 Arnold Bennett answered, p. 26; § 19 Love at first sight, p. 29; § 20 Mental autoerotism, p. 31; § 21 Mutuality, p. 32; § 22 Mutuality vs. autoerotism, p. 35; § 23 Honeymoons and autoerotism, p. 37; § 24 Barter and quid pro quo, p. 39; § 25 Novel result of modern technique, p. 42; § 26 Satisfaction via two routes, p. 44; § 27 Infant class of husbands, p. 46; § 28 Autosuggestion in marital life, p. 48; § 29 Hypersomatic and hyposomatic, p. 49; § 30 An objection answered, p. 51; § 31 The idea: “I cannot,” § 114 It demonstrates the husband’s erotic control, p. 155; § 115 It insures the basis of a happy marriage, p. 157; § 116 Autosuggestion, p. 159; § 117 Means of securing control, p. 160; § 118 The love pattern an individual matter, p. 161; § 119 Fetishism, p. 162; § 120 Illustrations, p. 163; § 121 The wife’s unconscious attempt to hurry the husband, p. 165; § 122 The mountain climbing, p. 165; § 123 The view at the top, p. 166; § 124 The detail of the peak, p. 168; § 125 Reflections at the top, p. 169; § 126 Accelerating fetishisms, p. 170; § 127 Climbing together, p. 171. | | | VI. | Control | 175 | | § 128 Evolution of erotic over egoistic-social; individuality and control, p. 175; § 129 Erotic control is the only real individuality, p. 178; § 130 The conventional demand, p. 179; § 131 Love impulse the only thing left, p. 181; § 132 Control is not annihilation, p. 182; § 133 Difference between man’s and woman’s control, p. 183; § 134 Man’s lack of erotic control unnecessary, p. 184; § 135 Woman’s inability to control erotically, p. 186; § 136 Phantasy of honeymoon bliss; the test, p. 187; § 137 Women’s confusion of the two controls, p. 190; § 138 Woman’s development dependent on husband’s, p. 192; § 139 Woman’s acme not conditioned by husband’s, p. 193; § 140 Insensitiveness, p. 193; § 141 Anesthesia, p. 195; § 142 Supremity of male control misunderstood, p. 195; § 143 Objection answered, p. 196; § 144 Interplay of control on egoistic-social level, p. 197;
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