Another man by this name wrote The Art and Science of Love as his first major book in 1960, but is better remembered as the father of rational-emotive behavior therapy and founder of the Institute for Rational Living.
One social scientist with this last name spent some time down under which led him to write a novel subtitled as "An Australian Idyll," Kanga Creek. He also wrote a travel book The Soul of Spain and exchanged letters with the South African writer Olive Schreiner, though he was married to the English writer Edith Lees. In his field, he coined the idea of "eonism," naming it after a Frenchman in the court of Catherine the Great. Another man by this name wrote The Art and Science of Love as his first major book in 1960, but is better remembered as the father of rational-emotive behavior therapy and founder of the Institute for Rational Living. The first man of this name authored the magnum opus Studies in the Psychology of Sex, which paved the way for men like Alfred Kinsey. FTP, give the last name of these two men who both researched sex, Albert and Henry Havelock.
One social scientist with this last name spent some time down under which led him to write a novel subtitled as "An Australian Idyll," Kanga Creek.
{Ellis} (Henry Havelock Ellis and Albert Ellis)