1936 Change Of Life In Mem And Women HC Book Putnam, Stopes, Marie C.

Written by paleobotanist, and sexologist Marie Carmichael Stopes. Published by G. P. Putnam's Sons in 1936, this specific work tackled physiological and social aspects of mid-life transitions, seeking to dispel the dread surrounding menopause and the male climacteric. For Women: She explored menopause as a transitory stage that does not inherently result in a loss of femininity or the capacity to love. For Men: She discussed topics such as erectile dysfunction and prostate control, advocating that men also go through parallel physiological and psychological changes in middle age. The Fifth Impression designates the fifth printing of the work. G. P. Putnam's Sons, which operated in both New York and London, The book is relatively scarce today, though copies of the first American and English editions frequently surface in historical and rare book markets Book is in very good condition. pages are clean, binding is tight. Must see pictures No slip cover