Human beings are sexual beings. While this is an existential reality, the way individuals relate to sexuality-their own and the sexuality of others-varies significantly. In our contemporary world, understanding what it means to be sexual beings is ever-evolving.
Eros and Psyche
is an in-depth encounter with sexuality through diverse existential perspectives. In this 2-volume series, many leaders in the existential field explore topics including how Heidegger and Foucault could reinvigorate your sex life, sexuality and the arts, finding God in the bedroom, and working with sexual attraction in psychotherapy.
is essential reading for existential scholars, researchers, and therapists.
Volume 2 focuses on clinical and spiritual perspectives with chapters by Tom Pyszczynski, Peggy Kleinplatz, Susi Ferrarello, Nisha Gupta, Steve Simpson, Louis Hoffman, Melissa Racho, and others.