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In Sex Between Body and Mind, Katie Sutton traces the evolution in the early twentieth century of the relationship between psychoanalysis and sexology. In general, the histories of these two disciplines have remained separate: the psychoanalysts have their own convoluted narratives of discipleship and betrayal, full of progressive possibility and reactionary orthodoxy, while those studying sexology and its developments have tended to follow Michel Foucault’s example and sidelined the history of psychoanalysis. Sutton’s work shows how the two branches of ‘sexual science’ worked together closely at the beginning of the twentieth century before gradually moving apart as disciplinary boundaries hardened. Sutton uses the example of child sexuality to...
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