1993 paperback in secondhand condition. 438 pages. Published in England, this book explains and comments on the methodological and philosophical import of the famous Hite Reports on male and female sexuality and love and includes extensive excerpts from the reports themselves.  The essays demonstrate the continuing impact of Hite's work over two decades, reveal her views on women as agents of social change, and take readers to the cutting edge of debates on sexual politics.  The American edition includes additional essays by Hite and other scholars.