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It is almost impossible in our time to think about love, sex, intimacy, and marriage without thinking about power. With our rampant divorce rate and heightened awareness of abuse in all its forms, the phrase "the war between the sexes" has never sounded more menacingly accurate. In Intimate Terrorism therapist and writer Michael Vincent Miller explores this crisis of intimacy in American life with the eye of a clinician and the eloquence of a poet. He demonstrates how our cultural myths about romance are arrested in adolescence, and how the inevitable disappointments result in bitter…
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2 editions- Other · English · 1996W. W. Norton & Company · 250 pages · 9780393315325
- Other · English · 1995Norton · 250 pages · 9780393037593
Control (Psychology)Intimacy (Psychology)LoveLiefdeslevenPsychosociale aspectenRelatieproblemenGeestelijke mishandelingMan-woman relationships






