The Bioelectrical Investigation of Sexuality and Anxiety

Focusing on the intersection of physiology and psychology, this work presents Wilhelm Reich's groundbreaking experiments from 1935-36 that explore the connection between orgasm, sexuality, and anxiety. It includes three key contributions that delve into the electrophysiological aspects of these themes. Compiled in 1945, the book features Reich's original findings along with his notes and corrections, offering readers a unique insight into his theories and the scientific context of his research.