Few scientific publications have made the public splash of Alfred Kinsey's post-World War II volumes on human sexuality.
It weighed nearly three pounds, its 804 pages were a dreary morass of technical jargon and statistical charts, it cost $6.50. But last week the U.S. was taking to Sexual Behavior in the Human Male, ...
The Kinsey report will go on—and on. Dr. Paul H. Gebhard, an anthropologist and the new executive director of Indiana University’s Institute for Sex Research, announced last week that Founder Alfred C ...
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