Chapter XXXII · THE SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE OF THE SEXUAL LIFE
Eden Paul translation
“Stress has been laid upon the harm which can be done by the publication of works dealing with sexual problems. Undoubtedly the pornographic interest of the laity, and also of men of science, does play a part here! But the benefits which the unreserved scientific elucidation of the sexual problem is able to diffuse throughout the widest circles of the population are so extensive that this consideration of any possible harm that may ensue becomes infinitesimal in comparison.”—A. von Schrenck-Notzing.