Intimate BehaviourA zoologist writes a books discussing all aspects of intimacy between animals, as well as, humans. Desmond Morris keeps his opinions to himself and describes human behaviour as seen through the objective eyes of a zoologist. The facts, he trusts, will speak for themselves, and will speak loudly enough for the reader to form his own conclusions. |
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ROOTS OF INTIMACY | 13 |
INVITATIONS TO SEXUAL INTIMACY | 35 |
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action activity adult appear arms arousal baby basic become behaviour biological bodily body contact body intimacy bond of attachment breast buttocks caress century cheek child clitoris codpiece comfort copulation cultures dancing Depilation Desmond Morris device emotional employed encounter eyes face fact feel female foreskin formalized friendly full embrace genital girl greeting hair hand hand-kiss handshake head human animal human sexual important indulge infant intensity intention movement intimate involved kiss legs less lips look male Masters and Johnson masturbation mating modern monkey Moro reflex Morris mother mouth nipple non-sexual occur orgasm parents partner pattern patting pelvic thrusts penis performed phase posture pre-copulatory primate relationship rhythmic role self-intimacy sexual intimacies sexual sequence sexual signals shoulder embrace situation skin smiling social soft species stage steatopygia substitute sucking symbolic tactile touch typical usually vagina visual waist Watsonian young lovers