Dr. Richard Isay discusses his book, “Being Homosexual.” He begins by explaining that his book provides a psychoanalytical approach to discussing homosexuality. He describes several studies that question whether homosexuality is a genetic trait. He talks about how family structure does not determine a person’s sexuality. Dr. Isay discusses fear of intimacy, especially when dealing with societal rejection and homophobia. He ends the interview by talking about marriage and bisexuality.
Gay men - United States - Psychology Gay men - Mental health - United States Gay men - Sexual behavior - United States Psychoanalysis and homosexuality - United States Psychosexual development - United States
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U-matic tape; Excerpt of show with Martinson interviewing Linda Seger before the break, and Richard A. Isay after; date on case front cover: 10/8/90; date on tape: 10/8/90.
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