boys.
Emotional fixation on the mother. Attachment greater to father.
III. _Attitude towards own sex_ (as erotically colored in the
unconscious)
Instinctively inhibited and Greater bashfulness in the
bashful in relation to boys. presence of girls.
Dreamy attachment to teacher Similarly attached in dreams
or some school mate. to some female person—teacher
or school mate.
The powerful influence of the mother in bringing up the child is
illustrated by the following passage from one history:
“A young lieutenant relates: as soon as I was out of the school room I
used to rush to my girl friends. My mother was fond of taking me along
when she went shopping and always asked me how I liked this thing and
that, before making a purchase. For every new hat which mother bought I
served as a model, that is, every hat was tried on my head, and mother
purchased for herself the hat that looked best when tried on me. ‘You
look like a little girl,’ mother often would say to me while the hats
were tried on, ‘too bad, that you are not a real girl!’” (_Hirschfeld_,
l. c., p. 113.)
The expression, “too bad, you are not a real girl,” shows how the
mother influenced the child’s soul at a time when it is so very
plastic. But _Hirschfeld_ maintains that the conditions were reversed;
that the parents had suspected the child’s homosexual inclination and
treated it accordingly:
“Often the disposition towards homosexuality is fostered in children
by their elders who treat them according to that leaning. The fathers
feel specially attracted to the urning daughters—the mothers fondly
give their urning boys girlish tasks about the house. The feminine
and the virile peculiarities are not brought out through training at
first; the mother would not expect girlish tasks of a boy who was not
in the first place inclined that way. When _Krafft-Ebing_ relates in
his description of the case of the _Countess Sarolta Vay_: ‘it was her
father’s whim to bring up S. as a boy; he let her ride, drive, hunt,
admired her virile energy, called her Sandor. On the other hand this
foolish parent allowed his second son to be dressed like a girl and to
be brought up very much like one’—we must credit the father with the
intention of meeting deliberately an outspoken tendency on the part of
his children.” (_Hirschfeld_, l. c., p. 112.)
Naturally when one explains everything so arbitrarily and tries to
interpret in the parent’s favor, suggesting that the father displayed
great psychic insight, anything may be proven.
But when one looks with open eyes at this observation and at another
case of _Hirschfeld’s_,—an important contribution because it
illustrates the whole inner condition of the homosexual,—it is not
difficult to draw one’s own conclusions. One urning relates about his
mother:
“In the midst of his worries he was suddenly embraced and kissed—his
mother held him tightly in her arms; she drew his little face to her
cheek and their tears mingled while she consoled him until his eyes
again mirrored a smile. These were unforgettable experiences in the
life of the homosexual child. He felt that his mother was his truest
friend, and in his grateful heart he planned to recompense her above
all other mothers. His whole life and hope was centered in her; it was
for her sake that he was willing to prepare his school lessons, and
because of her he avoided arousing his father’s wrath; he did not want
her to be scolded on his account. To make her happy was his ambition in
life. Because she was not happy, he felt as if it were his fault and
with redoubled tenderness he clung to her, the quiet sufferer.
“He reached 16 years of age, he became sexually ripe and a perplexing
unrest troubled him. His comrades told him about their gallant
adventures. But he remained unresponsive to everything that seemed
to make them so happy. On the contrary, he was terribly distressed
when his best friend ‘betrayed’ him in favor of a girl. He began to be
aware of his peculiarity and the terrible thought that he must hide
his awful feelings made him tremble. He tried very hard to turn into
the right path. But he could not live at home while harboring his
secret; his mother, whom he loved above all else, he wanted to spare;
he felt he had to leave; so he abandoned his home and went into the
world trying to direct properly his sexual feelings. While away he
received most tender messages from his mother to whom he wrote as to
a beloved. After an absence of two years he returned home. From that
time on his life developed _under the eyes of his mother, in whom he
saw the highest quintessence of all womanhood_. His relations with
women were marked by timidity. He adored them and felt he would like to
serve them. He became early their confessor for his womanly soul made
him their natural comrade. But in the midst of all he was very unhappy,
his feelings for them never turned into physical love—_the sexual
attraction was absent_.” (_Hirschfeld_, l. c., p. 105.)
This urning actually confessed, in his own words, that in his mother
he saw the quintessence of all womanhood. The condition is obvious.
Every woman represents the mother, in part. At first I had occasion
to observe cases of this kind and that is how I came to the hasty
conclusion that every homosexual is emotionally fixed upon his mother
and avoids women because his inhibition towards them is due to the
mother _Imago_ which he carries within him.[45]
* * * * *
Another observation of _Hirschfeld’s_ seems to me of very great
interest:
“The great attachment of homosexuals to their mother as pointed out
by _Sadger_ and other followers of _Freud_ is really a fact and holds
true of nearly all homosexuals, the attachment reaching far back into
their own childhood and extending over the mother’s whole life. We have
seen that many who lost their mother at an advanced age, for a long
time were unable to recover from the blow. But it seems more proper
not to look upon this great attachment to the mother as the cause of
homosexuality, but as a consequence thereof. Aside from this more
feminine nature, absence of a home of his own keeps the homosexual
for a longer time than usual close to his mother, especially when she
possesses a more pronounced personality, which is rather not unusual
where the children are homosexual. Urnings who contract marriage are
not wound up emotionally in their mother quite to such an extent and
often their love is transferred to their wife.” (_Hirschfeld_, l. c.,
p. 344.)
With these words and the admission of the transference of the love for
the mother to some other female person _Hirschfeld_ recognizes the
possibility of healing the condition, which is the psychoanalyst’s
task. But I must warn against any tendency to solve the problem of
homosexuality on the basis of any single finding.
In the first place I must point out that the history of these cases
discloses two types of motherhood: the strong mother and the weak
mother. Both types are common and either or both may determine the
growth of the child. _Hirschfeld_ states that the urning becomes
readily attached to the mother who is strong. This corresponds with
my practical observations and shows one type of homosexuality which
I shall presently describe. The strong mother dominates a weak child
throughout his life, he never escapes her and she determines his
relations to other women.
* * * * *
It will be of interest to record on this question the opinion of a man
who is looked upon as the spiritual leader of the homosexual circle
in a cosmopolitan city, a man who has organized them and who has had
considerable experience. This gentleman writes me:
“My Dear Doctor:
“In conformity with your wish I am sending you herewith a number of
life histories.
“First I wish to report to you the result of a questionnaire; I have
reached with the questionnaire 800 persons. It is noteworthy that none
of them knew that the answer to the question was of any particular
interest to me, for the question and the answer came up unobtrusively
in the course of ordinary conversation. This disposes of the criticism
sometimes heard in medical circles that the answers to interrogatories
are of little or no worth because the respondents unconsciously report
things in a manner to favor themselves if they do not deliberately tell
falsehoods with that end in view.
“Among the 800 persons interrogated 65% stated that the mother was
unusually energetic and self-reliant, while the father was mild and
easy going, as well as diffident and easily influenced.
“In my opinion these 65% represent the hereditary cases; there may be
some also among the other 35% due to hereditary transmission but this,
of course, I am unable to ascertain and it would be interesting to
conduct a medical inquiry into the subject.
“In favor of a hereditary predisposition as the most general factor
stands also the fact that in many families the homosexual’s sisters or
brothers show a similar tendency.”
_Illustrations_
U. Sch., 26 years of age, a merchant. The mother extraordinarily
self-reliant and the one who determines the course of action in every
family emergency. Father good-natured fellow, easily influenced. U.
Sch. has been several years ago under the care of Prof. Pilz. At the
time he had some intercourse with women, but the act always caused him
disgust and did not diminish his need to get into contact with men. At
first he tried to oppose this leaning towards men, but after two months
of struggle—during which he lost considerable weight—he had to give
in again and today he maintains relations exclusively with men. His
brother, six years younger than he, is an actor and is also homosexual.
An older brother, also a merchant, is completely normal in his sexual
life, but far from self reliant and very moody. His sister is also
heterosexual, but has male traits and physical features, hairy growth
on the face and a bass voice which would be considered very low even in
a man.
* * * * *
Count X., 25 years old; a very energetic mother. His gait and movements
are exceedingly feminine, he is careless and has been mixed up already
in a number of unpleasant affairs from which the writer successfully
helped him extricate himself. Two of his three brothers are also
homosexual, and of his family circle in the wider sense, two uncles.
Karl W., 28 years of age, bank clerk. For the past six years has
maintained relations with his older colleagues. He is very strikingly
feminine and anxiety appears to lend zest to life in his case. He is
continually living in dread lest some one in his family should find out
about his peculiar inclination, although he is a stranger here and has
no relative living nearby. But if he has no reason to fear anything on
this score he finds some other reason to keep his mind in torment. For
instance, he fears he will be run over by an automobile, even when he
strolls along the safe side of a side walk, etc. As he is otherwise
mentally normal I conclude that he has a strong masochistic tendency
which he satisfies thus by conjuring up absurd fears. There is no
expression of the masochistic tendency in any overt acts. On the other
hand K. has relations only with persons belonging to the lowest social
stratum (plasterers, drivers, etc.) and it is probable that the greater
danger in that connection serves as a stimulant for him.
His mother is normal, but a very energetic woman, always taking care of
her own affairs and when a couple of thieves once broke in at her home
she grappled with them, threw them to the ground and held them. She
has married a second time, has a slight downy beard growth, and in her
house often puts on male clothing.
We need not be surprised that the expert emphasizes the fact that in
many instances homosexuality occurs in groups in the same family. The
same conditions bring about similar effects. Even the fact that 65%
of homosexuals have a very energetic mother need not be in itself
of any particular significance as typical of the psychogenesis of
homosexuality. The expert really means that these are mannish women so
that they naturally bring into the world womanly boys.
INDEX
Abstinence, 249
Abuse, 322
Act, specific, 334
Acquired, 245
Adler, 273, 335
_Adspectu sanguinis currentis_, 295
Affect, 274
Aggression, 59, 73, 85, 150, 176, 250
_Ahasuerus_ type, 163, 164
Alcoholism, 248 _passim_, 255, 261, 269, 271, 274, 285, 288
“All gone” feeling, 136
Allerotism, 53 _passim_, 277
Ambition, 344
Amnesia, 143
Anal irritation, 189
Analysis, _vid._ Psychoanalysis
“Analytic scotoma,” 248
Androgyny, 24
Anesthesia, sexual, 76, 163
Anger, 133
Antifetichism, 102, 118
Anxiety, 23, 40, 68, 96, 121, 140, 153, 196, 201, 213, 242, 283
Aphrodisiac, 261
Ascetic ideal, 176
Asceticism, 226
Attitude (neurotic), 146, 148, 188, 209, 212, 217, 337 _passim_, 342
Attraction (sexual), 345
Autoerotism, _vid._ Masturbation
Aversion, 201, 253, 304
Azoospermia, 24
Bashfulness, 342
Belief in devil, 220
Bestiality, 295, 304
_Binet_, 41, 42, 305
Bipolar attitude, 208, 221
Bipolarity, 272
Birthplace symbolism, 207
Bisexuality, 27, 28, 34, 40, 41, 49, 54, 68, 69, 79, 120, 161, 185,
213, 255, 261, 268, 289, 312, 317
_Bloch_, 22, 26, 30, 33, 34, 99, 100, 273, 280, 281, 283, 291, 306,
309
_Blüher, H._, 26, 28, 79
Boy love, 331
Brain, 31
Brother, 148, 149, 188
Brutality, 337
_Burchard_, 12
_Cassanova_ type, 66, 98, 111, 124
_Chamisso_, 65
Character, 335
_Chevalier_, 41
Childhood, 27, 47, 172, 208, 245, 305, 308, 317
Children, bisexuality of, 61
Choice of lovers, 104
Climacterium (male), 87, 90
Clothing, 80
Complex, 210, 248
Compromise, 59, 80, 94, 243
Compulsion, 19, 68, 90, 91, 111, 117, 298
Compulsory tendency, 312
Compulsory thought, 152
“Conditioned reflex,” 35
Confession, 236, 258
Conflict, 242, 335
Consciousness, 213, 224
Consolation, 234
Constellation, psychic, 191
Constellation, sexual, 227
Contact, incestuous, 268
Contempt, 103
Contrary feeling, 19, 264
Conquest, 182
Coprophilia, 160
_Copulatio analis_, 167, 282
_Corpora cavernosa_, 131
Cousin, 187
Cravings, 39, 43 _passim_, 46, 49, 66, 149, 151, 170, 191, 201, 222,
257, 268, 291, 327, 334
Criminality, 43, 64, 263
Crisis, 143, 238
“Critical period” _vid._ Climacterium (male)
Cryptic, _vid._ Masks
Culture, 33, 44, 45, 332
Cunnilingus, 165, 167, 172, 264, 266
Curiosity, 319
Danger, 159
Death symbol, 211
_Deckerrinerung_, 157
Defence, 160, 214, 226, 237, 260, 270, 300, 334
Degeneration, 16, 18, 29
Depression, 141, 188, 224, 341
Desexualization, 271, 304
Desire, 274, 291, 308, 328
_Dessoir, M._, 30, 34, 54
_Deutsch, H._, 251, 253
Deviation, 29
Diagnosis, 25, 26, 170
Differentiation, sexual, 20
Dipsomania _vid._ Alcoholism
Disgust, 102, 121, 144, 201, 225, 243, 274, 281 _passim_, 286, 305,
315
Dislike, 280, 293
Dissolution (of transference), 153
Distortion, 210
_Don Juan_ type, 90, 97, 98, 104, 111, 116, 124, 163, 175, 179, 190,
225
Doubt, 59
Dread, _vid._ Fear
Dream, 61, 77, 110, 144, 160, 169, 185, 189, 193, 202, 214, 219, 231,
237, 260, 270, 300, 334
Drink, _vid._ Alcoholism
Drug addiction, 268
Dyspareunia, 164
Ecstasy, 130
_Eichendorff_, 171
_Ejaculatio_, 146
Energy, sexual, 56, 176
Environment, 13, 29
Epilepsy, 48
Erection, 130, 131
Eroticism, 272, 332, 333
“Eternal seekers,” 164
“Ethical” will, 337
Etiology, 15, 42
_Eulenburg_, 281
Eunuchoid, 24
_Euripides_, 273
Excess of morality, 218
Excitement, 167
Experience, 241, 334, 344
Exposition of Ps.-A. (in dream), 211
Factors, psychic, 35, 42
Falsehood, 27
Family life, 331
Fancies, 147, 149, 224, 270
Father, 148, 303, 335
_Faust_, 163, 164
Fear of immoral deed, 198
marriage, 323
sexual partner, 273
syphilis, 95
tuberculosis, 91
woman, 272
Feeling, 25, 315
Fellatio, 153, 313
Fetichism, 243, 305
Fiction, neurotic, 335
Fire symbolism, 211
First impressions, 306, 312
Fixation, 54, 110, 191, 217, 224, 225, 328
Flagellation, 266, 267
_Fleischmann_, 12, 268, 284
_Fliess_, 14
Flight, 90, 181, 191, 209, 235
Fore-pleasure, 56
Form of intercourse, 63
Foot fetichism, 111
“Flying Dutchman,” 100, 163, 164
Freedom, 237
_Freimark, H._, 222, 243
_Frenssen_, 64
_Freud, S._, 28, 39, 42, 53, 56, 57, 90, 209, 227, 236, 314, 346
Friendship, 272, 332
Frigidity, 74
_Fuchs, A._, 12
Gastric disorder, 192, 215
Genetic factors, 246
Genital glands, 31
“Genuine” Don Juan, 218
Homosexual, 260
Gerontophilia, 61, 107, 224
Grandeur, 159
Gratification, 90, 107
“without guilt,” 212
“Great historic mission,” 163
Greeks, 40
_Grillparzer_, 80
Gonorrhea, 142, 168, 282, 286, 288
Gynandry, 24
Hallucination, 298
Hatred, 152, 233, 263, 273, 285, 300
_Havelock Ellis_, 20, 22, 27, 56
Healing, 326
_Hebbel_, 46
Heredity, 13, 20, 29, 32, 42,331, 338
Hermaphroditism, 25, 41
Heterosexual capacity, 175
excitation, 271
longing, 213
period, 291
persons, 223
stimuli, 312
_Hirschfeld_, 12, 17, 20, 22, 23, 25, 27, 30, 34, 36, 41, 61, 69, 70,
79, 81, 89, 186, 191, 245, 253, 256, 260, 261, 289, 308, 338,
339 _passim_, 346
Homage, 268
“Homosexual marriage,” 293
House symbolism, 326
Hypnotism, 168, 192
Hypothesis, 35
Hunger, 215, 216
Ideal, 55, 56, 129, 231, 332, 333
Identification, 35, 160, 161, 314, 328, 336
Imago, 246, 303
Impotence, psychic, 67, 260, 262, 317
Impulse, 131
Inborn, 20, 23, 41, 72, 80, 245
Incest, 96, 163, 201, 207, 210, 217, 224
Indifference, 33, 54, 244, 272, 289
Inebriety, _vid._ Alcoholism
Infantilism, 63, 145, 154, 162, 222, 269
Infatuation, 160, 162
Infection, 282, 284, 292
Inferiority, feeling of, 212, 336
Influence, maternal, 342
Inhibition, 49, 108, 176, 184, 187, 190, 200, 207, 213, 233, 236, 238,
242, 244, 260, 262, 274
Initiation, 202
Insanity, 248
Instability, 29
Instinct, 28, 44, 48, 311
“_Instrumentum Diaboli_,” 291
“Intermediate Sex,” 89, 245
Interpretation (dreams), 209, 325
Intoxication, psychic, 154, 158
Inversion, 69, 129
Isolation, 23
Jealousy, 188, 254, 259, 296, 299
Joint suicide, 63
Judgment-attitude, 333
_Juliusburger, O._, 254
_Krafft-Ebing_, 11, 12, 13 _passim_, 17, 22, 42, 48, 89, 227, 252,
256, 281, 282, 293, 296, 312, 315, 343
_Kiernan_, 41
Language of Dreams, 185
Late homosexuality, 89, 110, 227, 317, 319, 336
Latent, 13, 26, 57 _passim_, 63, 67, 79, 100, 109, 124, 172, 184, 250,
281
_Libido_, 56, 57, 72, 78, 88, 90, 103, 164, 252 _passim_
_Locum tenens_, 259
Lombroso, 41, 45
Loneliness, 177
Longing, 162
Love dreams, 292
excitation, 310
frenzy, 291
hunger, 130
Lesbian, 280
physical, 332
Platonic, 313
preparedness, 154
prostitute, 61
spiritual, 16, 332
Lure, 234
Magic, 221
Male attitude, 296
protest, 335
hero type, 26, 27, 242
_Manipulatio cum digito_, 87
Mannerism, 94, 95
“Mannish” women, 24
Manual gratification, 123, 135, 257
Marriage, 89, 105, 120
Masculinity, 79
Masochism, 73, 282, 350
Masks, 61, 65, 66, 68, 80, 95
Masturbation, 11, 14 _passim_, 64, 81, 106, 117, 135, 140, 144, 151,
165, 178, 192, 195, 197, 213, 257, 262, 270, 286, 292, 310, 325
_Maupassant_, 104
_Mayer, E. V._, 33
Mediation (through oppos. sex), 62, 67
_Membrum virile_, 258, 260, 271, 286, 310
Memory, 47, 137, 241, 245, 308, 314
_Messalina_ type, 66, 90, 163, 175, 228
Misogyny, 99, 272, 273
Misophilia, 267
_Moebius_, 283
Moll, 18 _passim_, 20, 22
Monosexuality _vid._ Bisexuality
Mother complex, 213, 339
Imago, 186, 246, 335
Motherly feeling, 161
_Mutterschutz_, 230
_Naecke_, 20, 184, 269
Narcissism, 102, 227
“Natural” life, 333
Nausea, 226, 230, 236, 290, 303
Necrophilia, 131
Nervousness, 257, 286
“Neuropathic” constitution, 294
Neurosis, 17, 22, 27 _passim_, 41 _passim_, 45, 48, 55, 58, 96, 106,
122, 145, 215, 223, 237, 305, 324
_Nietzsche_, 334
Nutrition, 216
Nymphomania, 163
Object, sexual, 11
Obsession, 113, 120
Onanism, _vid._ Masturbation
Ontogenesis, 45
Orgasm, 74, 82, 184, 263, 267, 281, 293
Outbreak (of H.), 223
Over-compensation, 46
determination, 327
Paranoia, 39, 95
Paraphilia, 58, 146, 156, 268
Parents, 30
Passion, 89, 97, 144
_Paul, Jean_, 306
_Pawlow_, 35
Pederasty, 81
Perversion, 69, 102
_Pfister_, 320, 323, 326
Phallic symbol, 217
Phantasy, 70, 130, 300
Phobias, 68
Piety, 190, 200, 219, 235
Pilz, 349
_Platen’s Diary_, 290
_Plato_, 56
Pollution (dream), 212, 227, 313
Polygamic neurosis, 124
tendency, 176
_Potentia_, 133, 217, 257, 261
Polygamy, 237
Praetorius, Numa, 250, 251
Precocity, 45 _passim_, 47, 318
Predisposition, 31, 34, 36, 39, 41, 290
Preference for widows, 98
Priapism, 131
Prognosis, 216
Progression, 44
Prostitute, 61, 163, 178, 184, 217, 280, 285, 316
Prostitution, 57, 85, 106, 281
Protection, _vid._ Defence
Pseudo-Cassanova type, 99
Homosexuality, 24, 25, 247, 308
Pseudonym, choice of, 65
Psychic Homosexuality, 85
Urge, 183
Psycho-Analysis, 26, 27, 39, 47, 70, 109, 150, 158, 172, 190, 202,
225, 241, 244, 248, 268, 284, 300, 312, 328, 338
Psychosis, 58
Puberty, 31, 33, 124, 291, 294
Pursuit, 186, 191
Quest for sexual object, 164, 172
father, 312
Questionnaire, 255 _passim_, 348
Rationalization, 72, 247
Reality, 60
Recessive type, 45
Regression, 236
Relations, Platonic, 177
Religion, 218, 237
Religio-Sexual motives, 222
Remorse, 167, 214
Repetition, 327
Repression, 28, 39 _passim_, 43, 47, 49, 70, 225, 243, 271, 272, 315, 325
Reproach, 207
Research, sexual, 12
Resistance, 145, 153, 238, 245
_Retif de la Bretonne_, 99, 100, 111
Retrogression, 41, 45, 331
Retrospective tendency, 334
Revenge, 154, 168, 207
Reversed love, 152
Right and Left (symbolism), 130
_Roemer, V._, 32
Rôle of family, 172
_Rousseau_, 95
_Sade, Marquis de_, 283
_Sadger_, 245, 314, 337, 346
Sadism, 49, 131, 263, 272, 274
Satyriasis, 131 _passim_, 152, 154, 160, 250
_Schmitz, O. A. H._, 98, 100, 124
_Schopenhauer_, 283
Scorn, 218, 319
Secret pride, 213
Seduction, 99, 101, 160, 167, 253, 268, 285, 312
Sensuality, 165
Sexual object, 98, 103
_Shakespeare_, 46
Shyness, 177, 302, 310
Sister, attitude towards, 169
Imago, 223
_Situs Inversus_, 82, 84, 284
Starvation, 215
_Stekel_, 48
_Stier_, 12
_Strindberg_, 283
Struggle, 236
Sublimation, 39, 40, 49, 130, 271
Substitution, 187, 211
Succubus, 71, 161
Suicide, 105
Suppressed instincts, 96
Suspicion, 149
Symbol, 60, 81, 91, 129, 145, 211, 323
Symptomatic acts, 129
Syphilidophobia, _vid._ Fear of syphilis
_Tarnovsky_, 246, 247
Taste, 97
Temptation, 147, 164, 196
Tendency, 55, 89, 176
prospective, 222
Tension, sexual, 32
Therapy, 244
“Third” sex, 24
Timidity, 345
Touch, 252
Traits, male and female, 73, 94, 124
neurotic, 96
Transference, 88, 111, 153, 211
Transitional types, 103, 175
Transvestite, 69, 70, 336
Trauma, 23, 42, 119, 172, 196, 236, 238, 293, 297, 302, 305, 309, 320,
326, 327
_Ulrichs_, 36
Unconscious, 35
wish, 209
Undifferentiated, 31
Ungratified libido, 129
_Urlind_, 30, 78, 284, 297, 333, 341
_Urning_, 81, 333, 339, 341, 345
Urolagnia, 312
_Van Teslaar_, 44, 46
Variation, biologic, 20
_Virchow_, 20
_Virgo intacta_, 154
Virility, 100, 125
_Vita Sexualis_, 73, 145, 178, 270, 287, 300, 321
Vomiting, symptomatic, 199, 230
Warning, 260
_Weininger_, 283, 346
_Westphal_, 19
Whip (sadism), 265
“Will to power,” 337
Wish, 35, 38, 292, 325, 336
fulfillment, 214
Witches, fear of, 221
Woman, aggressive, 30, 350
“Womanly” men, 24
“World pain,” 334
Worry, 181
_Ziemcke_, 286
_Zwischenstuffen_, 25
_-theorie_, 245
FOOTNOTES:
[1] Hans Blüher: Studien ueber den perversen Charakter. Ztrbl. f.
Psychoanalyse, Oct., 1913.
[2] _Neue Studien auf dem Gebiete der Homosexualitaet. Jahrb. f.
Sexuelle Zwischenstuffen_, vol. III, Leipzig.