Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 6 Sex in Relation to Society

"Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 6" by Havelock Ellis is a publication that examines the intricate connection between societies and sexuality during the era it was written. This specific volume grapples with the ways in which societal customs and surroundings mold sexual desires and their manifestations. The author embarks on a broad exploration of sexual psychology, aiming to tackle significant issues tied to morality, sexual actions, and traditions. The work starts by contemplating the primary influence of motherhood on individuals and the broader community. It emphasizes mothers’ vital contributions to a child's overall life and future. Societal problems are highlighted, such as rising infant deaths and the undermining of motherhood from industry. The volume presents a case for improvements in public health and hygiene, illustrating how dismissing maternal health harms children and stalls societal advancements, thus arguing for greater recognition and backing for mothers to ensure a thriving future.