Bisexual Love

Exploring the complexities of bisexuality in the 1920s, the author presents a controversial view that positions homosexuality as a psychic disease rooted in a fear of love, suggesting it can be cured. This work is significant in the evolution of psychology and psychoanalysis, revealing how these fields have both advanced and hindered human understanding of sexuality. Stekel's perspectives contrast sharply with those of contemporaries like Bloch and Krafft-Ebing, reflecting the prevailing attitudes of the era.