The surprising science of sexual deviance
Jesse Bering, PhD, is a frequent contributor to Scientific American and Slate. His writing has also appeared in New York magazine, The Guardian, and The New Republic, among other publications, and has been featured by NPR, Playboy Radio, the BBC, and more. The author of The God Instinct, Bering is the former director of the Institute of Cognition and Culture at Queen's University, Belfast, and began his career as a professor at the University of Arkansas. He lives in Ithaca, New York.
An entertaining catalogue of the erotic carnival and a plea for
tolerance
*The Sunday Times*
As mind-boggling as it is informative
*Independent on Sunday*
It's hard to disagree with Bering's generous liberalism
*The Times*
A serious and humane book
*Guardian*
A whirlwind journey through the kinks of the human personality...
In entertaining fashion, this psychologist aims to show that normal
is just a number; that many of us have strange quirks so quite the
moralising
*The Times, Summer Books*
A delightful, intelligent, and thought-provoking addition to the
growing body of our sexual knowledge of self
*Publishers Weekly*
Jesse Bering is the Hunter S. Thompson of science writing, and he
is a delight to read - funny, smart, and madly provocative.
*Professor Paul Bloom, Yale University*
A colourful romp through psychology, philosophy and popular
culture.
*New Humanist*
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