In this monograph, published for the first time in the Greek language, an attempt is made to explain the nature of sexuality and what could mean "proper sexual activity." Sex is examined based on its impact on creativity and perception; the structure and origins of being a parent, as well as the prerequisites for marriage or true union.

The monograph concludes with a brief description of a healthy society in which sex could find its rightful place. That sex is important in human life is obvious, but in all that has been written about it so far, there are only faint glimpses of what its significance is.

(. . .) [Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]