The Lover's Companion by Charles Sullivan

The Lover's Companion by Charles Sullivan

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Zusammenfassung

With her trademark titillating humour, Dr Ruth Westheimer explores how art and verse can enhance desire. The selections, compiled by editor Charles Sullivan, couple Ginsberg with Hockney, Donne with Lichtenstein, Sappho with O'Keeffe. This anthology pairs a total of 60 poems and artworks.

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The Lover's Companion by Charles Sullivan

With her trademark titillating humour, Dr Ruth Westheimer explores how art and verse can enhance desire. The selections, compiled by editor Charles Sullivan, couple Ginsberg with Hockney, Donne with Lichtenstein, Sappho with O'Keeffe. And as in the best relationships, each unconventional match exposes new, surprising aspects of both partners. Through chapter introductions and commentary, Dr Ruth reveals these nuances and the ways in which they can touch readers. The colour illustrations include paintings by Chagall, Magritte and Bronzino, photographs by Man Ray and Nan Goldin, and erotic sculptures and prints from ancient India and Japan. This anthology pairs a total of 60 poems and artworks.
Charles Sullivan, Ph.D., a social psychologist, is an author, an educator, and currently serves as president of the American Foundation for the Arts. Sullivan has edited 10 anthologies of literature, all published by Abrams, which have been cited for excellence by the New York Public Library, the American Library Association, and others. He lives in San Francisco. Dr. Ruth Westheimer is America's preeminent psychosexual therapist, with a career spanning print, radio, television, and video. She lives in New York City.
SKU Nicht verfügbar
ISBN 13 9780810934917
ISBN 10 0810934914
Titel The Lover's Companion
Autor Charles Sullivan
Buchzustand Nicht verfügbar
Bindungsart Hardback
Verlag Abrams
Erscheinungsjahr 2002-12-01
Seitenanzahl 160
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