Sexwatching is a fascinating journey into the world of sexual behaviour. Looking beyond the truths of biology to the insights of psychology, Milton Diamond one of America's foremost authorities - sets out the facts about the nature and variety of human sexual behaviour. Beginning with a clear understanding of how attitudes towards sex have developed and changed over many centuries, this challenging and comprehensive study ranges from the taboos of ancient civilizations to the sexual liberation of the modern world, from the mechanisms of sexual arousal and response to establishing long-term emotional relationships, from procreation to recreation, from pornography to art, highlighting such controversial issues as The Hite Report, gay parenthood, and the G-spot. Here you will find out what body language is, how hormones affect us, the role of love and sex in different societies, and how sexual behaviour might change by the year 2000. With frank and revealing illustrations, and an incisive text, Professor Diamond investigates every thought-provoking area of sexuality, increasing your own selfknowledge and creating a new awareness and understanding of those around you.

From the sexual taboos of ancient civilizations, through the swinging '60 s and on to sex in the year 2000, Sexwatching gives you a broad perspective with which to appraise your own sexual behaviour.
With more than 200 frank illustrations and many thought-provoking discussions on topics as vital and diverse as 'Am I normal?', 'How can we increase our sexual pleasure?', 'What happens to my body during sexual activity?' and 'Does sexual desire diminish with age?' Sex-watching will guide you to a deeper understanding of your own sexuality, and a greater awareness of the nature of your relationships with others.