Peter Righton and Morris Fraser’s Chapters in ‘Perspectives on Paedophilia’
Posted: June 5, 2014 Filed under: Abuse, PIE | Tags: Brian taylor, ken plummer, morris fraser, national institute for social work, perspectives on paedophilia, peter righton, university college hospital 6 CommentsWARNING – Upsetting Material
The following are the chapters by Peter Righton and Morris Fraser in Brian Taylor (ed), Perspectives on Paedophilia (London: Batsford Academic and Educational Ltd, 1981). Righton is here listed as Director of Education at the National Institute for Social Work; Fraser as Consultant Psychiatrist, University College Hospital, London. Other chapters by Brian Taylor and Ken Plummer, and the bibliography in the book, can be read here.
Peter Righton, ‘The Adult’, pp. 24-40.
Morris Fraser, ‘The Child’, pp. 41-58.
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