Incest, in This Economy? — Parapraxis
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The 21st-Century Family Romance BRIAN CONNOLLY
Incest, in This Economy? Issue 07 Romance Feature Feb 2 Written By Brian Connolly The 21st-Century Family Romance BRIAN CONNOLLY In 1977, Paul Gebhard, an anthropologist and sexologist at Indiana University, was consulted for an article in Penthouse Magazine on the incest taboo. With the exception of a “tiny percentage” of incest cases reported to police or psychologists, Gebhard told Philip Nobile, an editor of Penthouse Forum and author of the article, “I’m having a hard time recalling any traumatic effects at all. I certainly can’t recall any from among the brother-sister participants, and
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