The Body of Love.

The book "The Body of Love" is the Bible of counterculture of the 60s and 70s. Its author, Norman Brown, is considered the architect of a new perspective on humanity. In this provocative and original work, the conditions of human existence in Western culture and its fall from instinctual innocence are explored.
Evidence is presented that the body, rather than reasoning and intellect, is the key to understanding humanity, nature, and society. The book also examines the relationships between love, sexuality, and politics; it argues that the liberation of the body and sexuality is necessary for achieving political freedom. The style of the book combines aphorism, poetry, and free associations.