THE SEXUAL LIFE OF SAVAGES, by Bronislaw Malinowski. A classic anthropological study of the daily life, childrearing, adolescent behavior (including children's democracies) and sexual life of the natives of the Trobriand Islands (c. 1900). A non-violent, sex-affirmative Melanesian people, the Trobriand people were genuinely social, happy, and emotionally healthy, in stark contrast to "civilized" groups. A direct refutation of Freud's theories on the universality of the Oedipus complex, childhood latency, and the necessity of sexual repression to maintain a stable and civil society. 506 pp.
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Jack Sands, M.D. in Journal of Orgonomy

Use of Character Analysis In a Case of Adolescent Misery
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Journal of Orgonomy, Vol. 25 No. 1

Virginia Whitener, Ph.D. in Journal of Orgonomy

Adolescent Sexualtiy
https://orgonomy.org/articles/whitener/adolescent_sexuality_35_1.pdf
Journal of Orgonomy, Vol. 35 No. 1

No Man Is an Island: The Individual and Society from an Orgonomic Viewpoint
https://orgonomy.org/articles/Science_Links/no_man_is_an_island.pdf
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Should the Laws of Gravitation be Reconsidered?
The Scientific Legacy of Maurice Allais
(paperback, 479 pages; ISBN 978-0-9864926-5-5)
Héctor A. Múnera, editor
https://web.archive.org/web/20110806013130/http://redshift.vif.com/BookBlurbs/Allais-Gravitation.htm

Denoscription
About the Author
Table of contents

Denoscription
As a tribute to Allais on the 100th anniversary of his birth, this book concentrates on his contributions to physics, in particular to the exciting and controversial field of gravity anomalies, which may open unexpected and completely new avenues in gravity theory. In addition to a short sampling of Allais papers, the book describes experimental efforts to reproduce the Allais eclipse effect, an endeavour that has turned out to be harder than expected because all eclipses are different. Several papers describe optical and geological anomalies that also interested Allais. A final section contains theoretical essays sketching novel gravity models. The book will be of interest not only to students and practitioners of physics, but also to the informed lay public, and even to philosophers of science, and researchers studying the epistemology and politics behind scientific investigation.

Table of Contents
Martin Kokus
Preface
Héctor A. Múnera
Prolegomenon
Part 1: Allais Research in Physics and Memorabilia
Maurice Allais
On the Concept of Ether
Maurice Allais
Should the Laws of Gravitation Be Reconsidered? (Excerpts)
Maurice Allais
New Regularities in Miller’s Observations of 1925-1926
Pierre Fuerxer
The Distribution of Planets and Satellites of Planets
Jean-Bernard Deloly
Maurice Allais and Physics
Guy Berthault
How I Became Involved in Allais Eclipse Effect
Héctor A. Múnera, Chris P. Duif, Dimitrie Olenici
Reminiscences of Allais
Héctor A. Múnera
Some Comments on Allais’s Work in Physics
Part 2: Allais Eclipse Effect
Tom Kuusela
Gravitation Anomalies
Héctor A. Múnera
Local Vertical and Dynamics of Extended Pending Devices
René Verreault
Tidal Accelerations and Dynamical Properties of Three Degrees-of-Freedom Pendula
Erwin J. Saxl, Mildred Allen, Jay Burns
Torsion pendulum: Peculiar diurnal variations in period
Chris P. Duif
Analysis of Diurnal Variations in Saxl’s Torsion Pendulum Data
Lev A. Savrov
Experimental Research with Short Paraconical Pendula of Gravitational Effects During Solar Eclipses
Q.-S. Wang, X.-S. Yang, Wu Wen, Y.-C. Liu, C.-Z. Wu
Gravity Variations During Total Solar Eclipses: A Brief History of Thirty Years of Observations
Antonio Iovane
Simultaneous Occurrence of Periodic Eclipse Anomalies at Distant Sites
Ieronim Mihaila, Nicolae Marcov, Varujan Pambuccian
Observations of the Allais Effect
Dimitrie Olenici, Stefan-Bogdan Olenici-Craciunescu
Short History of Our Research into Allais’s and Jeverdan-Rusu-Antonescu’s Effects
Danut Ionescu
A New Zealand Observation of the Allais Effect
Jinling Li, Dimitrie Olenic, Chao Yuan Yang, Botao Zhang
Paraconical Pendulum Experiment at Shanghai ? Solar Eclipse of 22 July 2009
Thomas J. Goodey
A Paraconical Odyssey Commences
Alexander F. Pugach
Is the Maurice Allais’s Effect Exclusively Gravitational in Nature?
Chris P. Duif
Conventional Explanations of Anomalous Observations During Solar Eclipses
Part 3: Optical and Geological Phenomena