psychosexuality

Maybe the fascination with Phaedra and her psychosexuality represents a modern feminist slant on the past.

He avoided overused themes like psychosexuality, good vs. evil, or heroes and heroines.

Schneider discussed freedom at the level of psychosexuality and how it entails the integration of one's sexual-aggressive past.

Author listens politely while pundit exhaustively analyzes world situation, Hollywood, psychosexuality of aggressive behavior, lowering of moral standards.

Brilliant essays on such related topics as infertility in the Bible, the psychosexuality of Rimbaud and the joys of spanking.

The characters (the protagonist, called Ballard, included) become increasingly obsessed with the violent psychosexuality of car crashes in general, and celebrity car crashes in particular.

He coined the term 'experiential freedom' saying that it "embraces not only physiology, environmental conditioning, cognition, psychosexuality, and interpersonal relations, but also cosmic or intersituational relations".

In a Freudian sense, the 'flight' of Pony Baker, who is nine years old, may be interpreted as an escape from the turmoil of early childhood psychosexuality.

It was not Joyce Carol Oates, but Sigmund Freud in "Leonardo da Vinci, a Study in Psychosexuality," published in 1910.

In content, Mr. McLure may be exploring the psychosexuality of power, the inevitability and perpetuity of war, the mystique of celebrity - and all manner of cosmic concerns.

From the moment William Atherton first appears in Frank Dunlop's dust-caked adaptation of Kathrine Kressman Taylor's short novel from 1938, he bristles with those tell-tale tics associated with films like "The Damned" and "The Night Porter," made when brownshirt psychosexuality was all the rage.