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Youth and Sex - As Taught in the Year 1919 (Paperback)
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Youth and Sex - As Taught in the Year 1919 (Paperback)
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Loot Price R319
Discovery Miles 3 190
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"Youth and Sex As Taught in the Year 1919" is written in two parts.
The first part of the book is written by Mary Scharlieb for girls
and young women. The second half of "Youth and Sex As Taught in the
Year 1919" is written by F. Arthur Sibly for boys and young men.
"Great diversity of opinion exists as to the best method of giving
sex instruction, and those who have had experience of one method
are curiously blind to the merits of other methods, which they
usually strongly denounce. While I have my own views as to the best
method to adopt, I am quite sure that each one of very many methods
can, in suitable hands, produce great good, and that the very
poorest method is infinitely superior to no method at all Some are
for oral teaching, some for the use of a pamphlet, some favour
confidential individual teaching, others collective public
teaching. Some would try to make sex a sacred subject; some would
prefer to keep the emotional element out and treat reproduction as
a matter-of-fact science subject. Some wish the parent to give the
teaching, some the teacher, some the doctor, some a lecturer
specially trained for this purpose. Good results have been obtained
by every one of these methods. During recent years much additional
evidence has accumulated in my hands of the beneficent results of
such teaching as I advocate in these pages, and I am confident that
of boys who have been wisely guided and trained, few fail to lead
clean lives even when associated with those who are generally and
openly corrupt. I must, however, emphasise my belief that the
cleanliness of a boy's life depends ultimately not upon his
knowledge of good and evil but upon his devotion to the Right.
"Self-reverence, self-knowledge, self-control, These three alone
lead life to sovereign power." Where these are not, it is idle to
inculcate the rarest and most difficult of all virtues." F. Arthur
Sibly
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