CHAPTER II.

SEXUAL EDUCATION.

Nurture Necessary as Well as Breed--Precocious Manifestations of the

Sexual Impulse--Are they to be Regarded as Normal?--The Sexual Play of

Children--The Emotion of Love in Childhood--Are Town Children More

Precocious Sexually Than Country Children?--Children's Ideas Concerning

the Origin of Babies--Need for Beginning the Sexual Education of Children

in Early Years--The Importance of Early Training in Responsibility--Evil

of the Old Doctrine of Silence in Matters of Sex--The Evil Magnified When

Applied to Girls--The Mother the Natural and Best Teacher--The Morbid

Influence of Artificial Mystery in Sex Matters--Books on Sexual

Enlightenment of the Young--Nature of the Mother's Task--Sexual Education

in the School--The Value of Botany--Zoölogy--Sexual Education After

Puberty--The Necessity of Counteracting Quack Literature--Danger of

Neglecting to Prepare for the First Onset of Menstruation--The Right

Attitude Towards Woman's Sexual Life--The Vital Necessity of the Hygiene

of Menstruation During Adolescence--Such Hygiene Compatible with the

Educational and Social Equality of the Sexes--The Invalidism of Women

Mainly Due to Hygienic Neglect--Good Influence of Physical Training on

Women and Bad Influence of Athletics--The Evils of Emotional

Suppression--Need of Teaching the Dignity of Sex--Influence of These

Factors on a Woman's Fate in Marriage--Lectures and Addresses on Sexual

Hygiene--The Doctor's Part in Sexual Education--Pubertal Initiation Into

the Ideal World--The Place of the Religious and Ethical Teacher--The

Initiation Rites of Savages Into Manhood and Womanhood--The Sexual

Influence of Literature--The Sexual Influence of Art.

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