The book critically explores male sexualities and gender identifications through psychoanalytic theory, primarily using Freud's concepts as a foundation. It delves into topics such as male homosexuality, bisexuality, and intrapsychic conflicts related to gender expression, while also engaging with post-Freudian and contemporary theories. The author argues against the misinterpretation of Freud's theories that label object-choice as psychopathological, emphasizing their relevance in psychoanalysis and advocating for theoretical diversity and evolution in understanding male identities.
