James Giles, PhD, is a Panel Tutor in Philosophy at the University of Cambridge Institute for continuing Education. He has also taught at Universities in Australia, Canada, the UK, Denmark, Hawaii, and Guam. His published works include The Way of Awareness in Daoist Philosophy, Sexual Essays: Gender, Desire, and Nakedness,Sexual Attraction: The Psychology of Allure, No Self to be Found: The Search for Personal Identity, and A Study in Phenomenalism.

• Part 1 PrefaceChapter 2 The Problem of Sexual DesireChapter 3 The Sexual ProcessChapter 4 The Object of Sexual DesireChapter 5 The Experience of GenderChapter 6 The Structure of Being in LoveChapter 7 Epilogue: Sexual Desire as an Existential NeedPart 8 ReferencesPart 9 Index

Giles' spiritual understanding of sexual desire and his appreciation for the richness and exquisiteness of sexual interaction will be refreshing for those philosophers and sex therapists who believe that biological and physiological research dehumanize the joys of sexual desire and satisfaction.

James Giles, PhD, is a Panel Tutor in Philosophy at the University of Cambridge Institute for continuing Education. He has also taught at Universities in Australia, Canada, the UK, Denmark, Hawaii, and Guam. His published works include The Way of Awareness in Daoist Philosophy, Sexual Essays: Gender, Desire, and Nakedness,Sexual Attraction: The Psychology of Allure, No Self to be Found: The Search for Personal Identity, and A Study in Phenomenalism.

• Part 1 PrefaceChapter 2 The Problem of Sexual DesireChapter 3 The Sexual ProcessChapter 4 The Object of Sexual DesireChapter 5 The Experience of GenderChapter 6 The Structure of Being in LoveChapter 7 Epilogue: Sexual Desire as an Existential NeedPart 8 ReferencesPart 9 Index

Giles' spiritual understanding of sexual desire and his appreciation for the richness and exquisiteness of sexual interaction will be refreshing for those philosophers and sex therapists who believe that biological and physiological research dehumanize the joys of sexual desire and satisfaction.

James Giles, PhD, is a Panel Tutor in Philosophy at the University of Cambridge Institute for continuing Education. He has also taught at Universities in Australia, Canada, the UK, Denmark, Hawaii, and Guam. His published works include The Way of Awareness in Daoist Philosophy, Sexual Essays: Gender, Desire, and Nakedness,Sexual Attraction: The Psychology of Allure, No Self to be Found: The Search for Personal Identity, and A Study in Phenomenalism.

• Part 1 PrefaceChapter 2 The Problem of Sexual DesireChapter 3 The Sexual ProcessChapter 4 The Object of Sexual DesireChapter 5 The Experience of GenderChapter 6 The Structure of Being in LoveChapter 7 Epilogue: Sexual Desire as an Existential NeedPart 8 ReferencesPart 9 Index

Giles' spiritual understanding of sexual desire and his appreciation for the richness and exquisiteness of sexual interaction will be refreshing for those philosophers and sex therapists who believe that biological and physiological research dehumanize the joys of sexual desire and satisfaction.