variations in female, 23
nerve-terminal apparatus of, 144
concealment of, 137-138
malformation of, as a cause of impotence, 441-442
malformation of, as a cause of perversions, 477
odour of, plays a subordinate part in the human sexual life, 624
Genius, the erotic, 289
Germany, young. See Young Germany
Gerontophilia, 508, 627
Girl-stabbers, 575
Girls, traffic in, 336-338
Glans penis, hyperæsthesia of, 448
Goats, fornicatory acts with, 644
_Godemichés_, 412
Gonorrhœa, 364-367
Greek love of boys, 547
Grisette, 298
Group-marriage, 193-195
Guide-books for the world of pleasure, 290 _et seq._
Guides, brothel, 727
Gumma, 361
Gynecocracy, 59
Gymnastics, 689-690
H
Habit. See Habituation
Habituation in love:
its dangers, 209
its significance in the genesis of sexual perversions, 456, 650, 662
Hair, falling out of, in consequence of syphilis, 360
luxuriant growth in homosexual men, 499
fetichism, 614-620
human, gradual loss of, 23, 24
Hair-stealers. See Plait-cutters
Half-clothing (_retroussé_), 139 _et seq._
“Half-world,” the, 345-348
its relations to fashion (the mode), 153
its utilization of hair-fetichism, by dyeing the hair, 615
Hand fetichism, 622
Handbills, 727
Handbooks for the world of pleasure, 290 _et seq._
Handkerchief fetichism, 629
Hanging, voluptuous excitement in connexion with, 582
“Happiness in marriage,” 700
Hard chancre, 356, 359
Hashish intoxication, 654
Hawkers’ literature, 737
Head, sexual differences in, 62, 63
Health, certificate of, before marriage, 256
“Health and Disease in relation to Marriage and the Married State”
(Senator Kaminer’s work referred to), 215
Hearing in relation to the _vita sexualis_, 35, 36
Heel fetichism, 629
Hellenic love of boys, 547
Hemispheres, testicular, 92
Henpecked husband, 567
Hereditary enfranchisement, 462, 463, 711-712
Hermaphrodite fetichism, 621-622
Hermaphroditism, 551-554
vestiges of, in normal human beings, 11, 12, 39, 40
primeval history of, 59
philosophical idea of, 70
Herpes progenitalis, 705
Hetairism, 346
Heterogamy, 712
Heterosexual pædication, 653-654
Heterosexuality, 12, 14
Hierodules, 105
_Hommes de voyage_, 648-649
Homogamy, 712
Homosexual physicians, 492
Homosexuality, 487-535
homosexual tattooing, 136
venereal diseases in the homosexual, 368-369
meeting-places of homosexuals, 514 _et seq._
balls and other entertainments among homosexuals, 517-519
need for the enlightenment of the general public regarding, 523, 524
riddle of, 487-535
theory of, 530-535
temporary, 547
in belletristic literature, 749
Homosexuals (male), effeminate, 498-501
virile, 501
Hormone, 414, 533. See also Sexual toxins
Horses, fornicatory acts with, 644
Household duties, simplification of, 82
Houses of accommodation, 344
Housing conditions, improper, in relation to prostitution, 335-336
Human sacrifices on the altar of monogamy, 244
Humanity, ideal type of, 56, 57
Humorous aspect of the sexual life, 732 _et seq._
Husband, henpecked. See Henpecked husband
Hutchinson’s teeth, 365
Hygiene, reproductive, 711
sexual, 709-718
Hymen, significance and function of, 12
Hyperæsthesia, 429-432, 477
Hypnosis, 655-656
Hypochondria, sexual, 451
I
Ideal type of humanity, 56, 57
Idealization of the senses, 161-162
of parts of the body, 612
of bodily functions, 624, 625
Ideas, coercive, 451
Illegitimate children: their maintenance, 275, 276
Illusion, erotic, need for, 181
Imitation in the _vita sexualis_, 465
_Immissio penis in anum._ See Pædication
Immoral advertisements, 723-728
Immunity to disease, acquired racial, 356
Impotence, 441-451
functional, 443
nervous, 444, 447
paralytic, 447
senile, 448-449
temporary, 445-446
treatment of, 449-451
Impulse, formative, reproductive, sexual, etc. See Formative impulse,
Reproductive impulse, Sexual impulse, etc.
Impulse, reproductive, 96
In-and-in breeding, 716
Incest, 639-640
Incontinence, bachelorhood and, 230
Independence of women, economic, 251
Individual, importance of love to, 3, 4, 28, 29, 96, 253, 254
Individualization of love, 95, 96, 124, 159-176
Indolent bubo, 359
Inefficiency, psychopathic, 664
Infantilism, psychosexual, 432
Infection, venereal, 298, 299, 353, 358, 359, 364, 374-383
Inflammatory bubo, 364
Inheritance of diseases, 713
of syphilis, 362
Injury, sadistic bodily, 574
Insanity. See Mental disorders
Insanity, moral, 665
Instinct, sexual. See Sexual impulse
Instrumentarium, auto-erotic, 411-413
Insurance of motherhood, 269, 271
Intellect, in man and woman respectively, 73-75
Intellectual activity and potency, 446
and sexual abstinence, 679-680
Intercourse, sexual. See Coitus
Intermediate stages, sexual, 499, 531
“Intimacy,” the, 296-302
a great focus of venereal infection, 299
Inunction for the prophylaxis of venereal infection, 380-381
as a perverse sexual manifestation, 579
Iodide of potassium in the treatment of syphilis, 387
Iritis, syphilitic, 361
Irritable hunger, sexual, 463
“Island custom,” the, of Portland, 237, 238
Itching, tickling, and sexual sensibility, 43, 44
J
Junores, 541-544
_Jus primæ noctis_, religious, 102
K
Kaften, 337
Kallipygian charms, 146, 147, 570, 622
Kin, near, marriage of, 716
Kiss, erotic significance of, 31, 32
the biting, 32, 33, 42, 50
origin of, 32, 33
Kleptomania, 577, 643
Knickerbockers, wearing of, in relation to masturbation, 426-427
Krankenkassen, 390-391
L
Lactation period, its artificial prolongation in order to prevent
conception, 700-702
Lady’s friend, 704
Larynx, sexual differences in, 62
Late syphilis, 363
Lathering, 579
Law, Spencer’s. See Spencer’s law
Lawyers: their inclination to masochism, 580
Lending of wives, 194
Lesbian love. See Tribadism
Letter. See Condom; also Correspondence
Leucoderma syphiliticum, 360
Leucorrhœa (_fluor albus_), 146, 425
Leviratsehe, 196
Levitical law: marriage of deceased husband’s brother in accordance
with, 196
Liaison. See “Intimacy”
Liberty. See Freedom
Libido-problem, 43-47
Lie of marriage, the, 203, 204
Lies, conventional. See Conventional lies
Life, sensual, the. See Sensual life
Lingam, the, 101
Lips, their relation to the genital organs, 33
Literature, belletristic, love in, 741-751
polite, love in, 741-751
scientific, of the sexual life, 753-761
Locomotor ataxy. See Tabes
Loss of freedom consequent on legal marriage, 217
Love, a part of the general science of mankind, ix
significance and aims of, 3, 91, 92
origin of, 27, 28
purposes of the individual and of the species in relation to, 3, 4
developmental possibilities of, 5, 6
elementary phenomena of, 10, 18
secondary phenomena of (brain and senses), 21-35, 37-51
appearance of spiritual elements in, 25, 27, 90 _et seq._
significance of sensory stimuli in, 29-35
beauty and love, 35, 36
significance of personality in relation thereto, 82, 95, 173, 174,
182, 183, 766
individualization of, 95, 96, 124, 159-176
romantic, 162, 168-171
platonic, 162, 550
nature sense, the, and, 165-167
sentimental, 166, 167
Weltschmerz and, 167 _et seq._
classical, 170-172
self-analysis in, 174-175
satanic-diabolic element in, 175, 289
artistic element in, 170, 175, 177-183
simultaneous for two or more persons (double love), 206-208
wild, 279-302, 476
Love, Bohemian, 175, 248
Love and capitalism, mutually antagonistic, 250
Love and marriage, 216, 217
“Love and marriage,” by Ellen Key, 253-267
Love as a disease (erotomania), 436-437
Love in belletristic literature, 741-751
Love, free, 176, 233-278
Love, free, in belletristic literature, 745, 746
Love of boys, 547-549
Love of finery, 334
Love regarded as inward spiritual development, 248
“Love’s coming of age,” 249
Love’s choice. See Sexual selection
Lues venerea. See Syphilis
Lust-murder, 574-575
Lynch law, sadism and, 563
M
Magazines. See Periodicals
Magical power of sex, 78
Maidservants, as recruits to the ranks of prostitution, 315, 316, 317,
333, 334
as seducers of children to sexual malpractices, 634
Maintenance of “illegitimate” children, 275, 276
_Maisons de passe_, 344
Malposition of the uterus, artificial, 705
Malthusian theory and practice, 693-708
Mammary glands, human:
reduction in their number, 22
atrophy of, 145-146, 715
condition in homosexual males, 500-501
sucking of, by men, 700-701
Mammonism, 213, 718
annihilates the sense of sexual responsibility, 718
influence of, in the sexual life. See Mercenary marriage
Mariolatry, 110, 111
Marriage, 185-231, 239 _et seq._, 272-273
average age at, 211-212
coercive. See Coercive marriage
disinclination to, 213
“morganatic,” 203
premature, 210 _et seq._
the lie of, 203, 204
Marriage and disease, 215
Marriage bond, the, and its results. See Coercive marriage
Marriage by capture, 195
Marriage of conscience. See Free marriage
Marriage impulse, the, 213
Marriage of near kin, 716
Marriage prohibitions, 712-713
Marriage reform:
author’s views, 264 _et seq._, 301, 302
Edward Carpenter on, 252
Ellen Key’s proposals, 260-264
in Austria, 231
in France, 219-221
in various countries, 248, 249
Marriage reform unattainable without preliminary economic reforms, 250
Marriages of convenience, 204
Marriages, one hundred typical, 221-227
Married state, characteristic pictures of, 227-231
Masculine beauty, 182-183, 550
Masochism, 580-607
biological sources of, 51, 537 _et seq._
religious, 103
of the days of chivalry, 164
relations to prostitution, 322-325
epistolary, 579
in art, 583
in women, 586-587
in belletristic literature, 750
Mass, the black, 579
Massage, 344, 569
Massage-institutes, 344-345
_Masseuses_, 582
Masterful erotic, the, 288
Masturbation (see also Onanism), 410-428
a cause of sexual anæsthesia, 86, 433
psychical, 419-420
distinguished from onanism (_Onanismus_), 422
a cause of sexual hyperæsthesia, 429
a cause of exhibitionism, 650
Masturbator’s heart, 424
Masturbators, anal, 546
Masturbatory insanity, 425
Matriarchy, 189, 196, 197-198
Means for the prevention of conception. See Preventive measures
Medical facts and problems from a theological point of view (pastoral
medicine), 121
Member-problem, 42, 43
Memory, weakness of, in syphilis, 630
Men, emancipation of, 485
friendship between, 548
Men-women, 545
Menstrual equivalents in men, 499
Menstruation, 26, 27, 77, 425, 451, 667
Mental disorders:
as a sequel of masturbation, 424, 425
as a cause of sexual hyperæsthesia, 429
as a cause of sexual perversions, 475-476
as a cause of degeneration, 715
Mercenary marriages, 195, 212-213, 718
Mercury the specific for syphilis, 368-388
_Metamorphosis sexualis paranoica_, 544
Mica-operation, the, 696-697
Mind, diseases of. See Mental disorders
Minne, 163, 164
Misogyny, 117, 118, 165, 264, 479-486, 745
Mistresses of the devil, 119, 120
Mistress rule, 567, 568
Monandry, 201
Monasticism, 115 _et seq._
Monism, erotic, 4, 254
Monogamic marriage, 196 _et seq._, 256
Monogamic society, George Meredith on, 202
Monogamy, human sacrifices on the altar of, 244
_Montgolfière_, 147, 148
Moonshine-reverie, 169
Moral insanity, 665
Moral restraint (as advocated by Malthus), 696
Moral statistics, 690
Morality, coercive marriage. See Coercive marriage morality
sexual, duplex. See Duplex sexual morality
Morality, offences against, 477, 659-670
“Morganatic” marriages, 203
Morning erection, 443
Morphinism and impotence, 654
Motherhood, insurance of, 269, 271
right to, 256, 257
Mother-right. See Matriarchy
Mothers, Association for the Protection of, 267-278
Movements and gait of effeminate urnings, 499-500
Muiracithin, 451
Mujerados, 426, 544-545
Murders by poison, 575
Muscular system, sexual differences in, 62
_Muse latrinale_, the, 625
Music in relation to the _vita sexualis_, 35, 36
Music-halls, 343-344
Mylitta-cult of the Babylonians, 103
Mysticism, sexual, 107 _et seq._, 123-124, 733
N
Nakedness: its relations to the sense of shame, 130 _et seq._, 154-157
Nationality in relation to sexual anomalies, 468-469
Nature-sense, the, in relation to love, 166
Nautch, the, 105, 106
Nautch-girls, 105, 106
Necrophilia, 646-647
symbolic, 647
Need for enlightenment, regarding homosexuality, 523-524
regarding the sexual life in general, 684-691
Need for sexual variety. See Variety, sexual
Negroes, 614
Neo-malthusianism, 693-708
Neurasthenia, masturbation and, 417
as a phenomenon of adaptation, 460
and homosexuality, 490, 492
of young wives, 451
sexual, 428-451
Neuro-chemical theory of sexual tension, 414
Neuro-mechanical theory of sexual tension, 414
Neuroses, sexual: their cause, 47
Newspapers. See Periodicals
Nocturnal life of great towns, 284, 292
Nose, the, in relation to genital system, 16
Nostrums, sexual, 722
Nubility, age of, 210
Nudity. See Nakedness
Nutritive impulse, the, and sexuality, 32, 33, 34
Nymphomania, 429
O
Object fetichism, 627 _et seq._
Obscene tattooing, 135-136
words and phrases, 578
Obscenity, 794 _et seq._
Obsession. See Ideas, coercive
Occlusive pessary, 703
Odour. See also Smell
axillary, 623
Offences against morality, 477, 659-670
Offences against property from sadistic motives, 576-577
Olfactory kiss. See Smell-kiss
_Onanie_ and _Onanismus_, 422
Onanism. See also Masturbation
a cause of sexual anæsthesia, 86, 433
a cause of sexual exhibitionism,
psychical, 419-420
_Onanismus_, 422
Oöphorectomy, 705-706
Opium intoxication, 654
Opium-smoking and impotence, 654
Opportunity and its influence in the sexual misleading of children,
633 _et seq._
Opportunity, lack of, for normal intercourse, leading to
pseudo-homosexuality, 54
leading to bestiality, 644
Opportunity for bestial intercourse more frequent in the country than
in towns, 644
Opportunity, first, and first contact, their avoidance the prime rule
of sexual pedagogy, 690
Organs, genital. See Reproductive organs
reproductive. See Reproductive organs
Organs of sexual congress. See Reproductive organs
Orgasm, sexual, 49, 50
Ornament, pubic, 137, 138
Orthobiosis, 461
Outlook, the, 763-766
Ovariotomy. See Oöphorectomy
Overcrowded dwellings and prostitution, 335-336
P
Pæderasty, 509, 547
definition of, 641
Pædication, 477, 509
definition of, 509
heterosexual, 653-654
Pædophilia, 508, 633
Pagism, 582
Pain, relation of, to the voluptuous sensation, 43-44, 415, 557-560.
See also Algolagnia
relief of, by masturbation, 415-416
Palæolithic man: his erotic life, 25, 26, 134
_Pall Mall Gazette_ scandals, 635
Paralytic dementia. See Dementia, paralytic
Parasyphilitic diseases, 361
Partial disclosure (_retroussé_), 139 _et seq._
Pastoral medicine, 121
Patriarchy, 194, 196
Pedagogy, sexual. See Education, sexual
Pederastia. See Pæderasty
Pelvis, sexual differences in, 60
Penal laws against homosexual intercourse, 520-525
Penis:
free mobility of this organ in the _genus homo_, 42
artificial, 101-102, 412-413
malformations of, 441, 442
abnormal smallness of, 442
fetichism, 620-621
Penis-bone, 42
“Pensionate,” 344
Perfumes, erotic, 17
Periodicals (newspapers, magazines, and reviews) devoted to the study
of the sexual life, 760-761
Periodicity, sexual, 26, 27, 55, 56
Perversions, sexual:
masturbation as a cause of, 425-426
in relation to impotence, 445
acquirement and artificial production of, 465
congenital, 466
racial diffusion of, 466-468
due to disease, 475-477
the riddle of homosexuality, 487-535
pseudo-homosexuality, 537-554
algolagnia (sadism and masochism), 555-607
sexual fetichism, 609-629
fornication with children, incest, necrophilia, bestiality,
exhibitionism, etc., 631-654
treatment of, 655-657
in belletristic literature, 748-750
Perversity, sexual, characterization of modern, 474-475
Pessary, occlusive, 703
Pessimism in love, 176
pleasurable, 561
Phallus, the, cult of (Phallus fetichism), 101, 620-621. See also
Penis, artificial
Philosophy, sexual. See Sexual philosophy
Phimosis, 477
Photographs, obscene, 731
Physicians, homosexual, 492
Physiological accompaniments. See Accompaniments, physiological
Pictures of the married state, characteristic, 227-231
Pigtail-cutters. See Plait-cutters
Plait-cutters, 616-619
Platonism, 162
Poietic, definition of, 93
Poisoning, 575
Polite literature, love in, 741-751
Pollutions, the term defined, 437. See also Seminal emissions
Polyandry, 193, 194
Polyclinics for prostitutes, 313, 404
for venereal patients in general, 391
Polygamy, 196, 244, 245, 716
facultative, 196
Polygyny, 196, 254-255. See also Polygamy
Popular culture, 739
Population, problem of, 695 _et seq._
Pornography, 312, 729-739
“Portland custom,” 237, 238
Posture, upright, in relation to the sexual life, 34, 51
Postures during coitus (_figuræ Veneris_), 51
Powders lethal to the spermatozoa, 704, 705
Pox. See Syphilis
Pregnancy, prevention of. See Preventive measures
Prelibido, 46
Premature marriage. See Marriage
Prematurity, sexual, 285, 417-418, 637-638, 668
Pre-Raphaelites, English:
their preference for the infantile asexual physique, 182
their ideas on love and marriage, 240
Preventive measures (means for the prevention of pregnancy), 696-706
Priapism, 429-430, 447
Priests: their sexual prescriptive rights, 102 _et seq._
Primary sexual phenomena, 18
Primitive man. See Palæolithic man
Prisons, homosexual acts in, 546
Problem of population, 695 _et seq._
Procreation, spiritual, 252
Procurement, 336
Prohibition of marriage, reasons for, 712-713
Promiscuity, sexual, 188-197, 257
Promiscuity, sexual, distinction of free love from, 198, 221, 236-238,
240
Property, offences against, from sadistic motives, 576-577
Prophylaxis, treatment, and suppression of venereal diseases, 371-406
Prophylaxis of venereal infection, personal, 375-383
Prostatorrhœa, 425, 439
Prostitute-quarters, 402
Prostitutes, congenital, 318, 325-326. See also “Half-world”
humanization and ennoblement of, 404-406
international, 348
“late,” 294
mental and physical characters of, 325-329
in belletristic literature, 747-748
pseudo-homosexuality of, 546-547
Prostitution, 201-202, 237, 303-348, 395-402
causes of, 314-315, 318, 322, 329-339, 434-435
crime and, 400-401
definition of, 319-321
growing hostility to, 254, 255
history and literature of, 307-319
“Kasernierung” of (prostitute-quarters), 402
male, 313-314, 518-519
masochistic, 582-583
regulation of, 309, 318, 319
religious, 100-106, 321
public, 339 _et seq._
secret, 317, 340 _et seq._
supply and demand, 321 _et seq._
Protection of mothers, association for, 267-278
“Protectrices,” 529
Prudery, 155-157
Pseudo-Don Juan, 290
Pseudo-hermaphroditism, 552-554
Pseudo-homosexuality, 426, 489, 496, 537-554
Psoriasis syphilitica, 360
Psychical elements in love, Chapters VI., VII., and VIII., pp. 94-176
Psychical onanism, 419-420
Psychopathia sexualis, 489 _et seq._ See also Perversions and
Perversities
Psychopathic inefficiency, 664
Psycho-therapeutics, 427-428, 450, 655-657
Puberty, 414, 497, 667
Pubic ornament. See Ornament, pubic
Public-houses with women attendants (“Animierkneipen”), 341-342
Public relationships of the sexual life, 719-728
Punishment-rooms, 581-582
Purchase, marriage by, 195
Pygmalionism, 648
Pyromania, 577
Q
Quackery, sexual, 721-722, 727
Queue. See Plait
R
Race: its significance in relation to sexual anomalies, 468, 469
Racial fetichism, 614-615
Rape (= Marriage by capture), 195
(= Violation), 707
Rational dress. See Reformed dress
Red, the colour, in relation to sexuality, 51
to “see red,” 51
Red-hair fetichism, 615, 622, 623
Reflective love, 174, 446, 750
Reform, economic, prerequisite to marriage reform, 250
Reform of marriage. See Marriage reform
Reform of our amatory life, 179
Reform, Sexual, Association for, 273
Reformed dress, 154
Regeneration, 462, 463, 711-712. See also Enfranchisement, hereditary
“Regiment of Women,” 59
Regulated prostitution, abolition of, 318, 398, 399, 400, 401-403
Regulation of prostitution, 309, 318, 397-401
Relationships, sexual, need for variety in, 133, 192, 205, 463 _et
seq._
Religion and sexuality, 87-124
Religious imagination, the, straying in sexual by-paths, 120
Remarriage subsequent to divorce, 242
Remedies, secret, 722
_Renifleurs_, 467, 625
Reproduction, sexual. See Sexual reproduction
Reproductive aperture, 41, 42
Reproductive cells:
conjugation of, 9, 10
differences in respect of mode of energy in two sexes, 71, 72
representative of respective spiritual natures of man and woman, 72
Reproductive hygiene, 711
Reproductive impulse, 96
Reproductive organs:
aperture-problem, 41, 42
member-problem, 42, 43
libido-problem, 43-47
origin and purpose, 39-41
differentiation, 39, 40
Responsibility, conjugal, 220
sense of, in free unions, 239
sexual, 220, 239, 274, 765
diminished (in borderland states of mental disorder), 664, 666-668
annihilated by mammonism, 718
Retifism (shoe fetichism), 627 _et seq._
Retrogressive development of sexual characters, 22-25
_Retroussé_, 139 _et seq._
Revaluation Society (“Umwertungsgesellschaft”--for the reform of
amatory life) of the U.S.A., 272 _et seq._
Reviews. See Periodicals
Revolutionary movements, part played by algolagnia in connexion
therewith, 563, 587-607
Rhythmotropism, 179
Riddle of homosexuality, the, 487-535
Right to motherhood, 256, 257, 275
Rights, conjugal. See Conjugal rights
“Rings, stimulating,” 467, 704
Romantic-individual love, 162
Romantic love, 168-171
Roseola syphilitica, 360
“Rummel,” 344
S
Sacrifice, sexual, 103
Sacrifices, human, on the altar of monogamy, 244
Saddle-nose, syphilitic, 361
Sadism, 568-580
biological sources of, 50, 51, 537 _et seq._
in belletristic literature, 750
religious, 103, 579-580
symbolic, 577-580
verbal, 51, 578
Sadistic bodily injury, 574-576
bestiality, 644-645
Saloons, dancing. See Dancing saloons
Sapphism, 529
Satanism, 175, 289, 563, 579, 733
Satyriasis, 429
Scandals, _Pall Mall Gazette_, 635
sexual, 721, 728
Scents, erotic, 17
Schoolmaster’s sadism, 571-573
Scientific literature of the sexual life, the, 753-761
Secondary sexual characters, 18, 59 _et seq._
Secondary sexual phenomena, 18
Secret diseases, 722
Secret remedies, 722
Section of the Fallopian tubes, 705
Sects, sexual religious, 107-111, 114, 114-115
Security sponges, 704
Seducer types, 286-290
Seduction, 264, 281-302, 416
definition of the term, 281
“Seeing red,” 51
Selection, natural. See Natural selection sexual. See Sexual selection
Self-abuse. See Masturbation and also Onanism
Self-control, sexual, 252, 675-677
Seminal emissions, 437-441
Sensations, sexual differences in, 73
Sense of shame, sexual, 125-157, 650
Sense, sexual. See Sexual sense
Sensibility, sexual, in woman, 83-86
Sensory stimuli, erotic, 29-36
Sensual life, the, 281-286, 290-297
Sensuality, spiritualized, 253
Sentimentality, 166
Sex: its significance in the etiology of psychopathia sexualis,
470-471
third, the, 13
fourth, the, 481
Sexual abstinence. See Abstinence, sexual
Sexual act. See Coitus
Sexual advertisements, 723-728
Sexual anæsthesia. See Anæsthesia, sexual
Sexual anomalies. See Perversions, and also Perversity
Sexual antipathy. See Antipathy of the sexes
Sexual aperture. See Reproductive aperture
Sexual biology, 759
Sexual cells, 43
Sexual characters, secondary. See Secondary sexual characters
Sexual chemistry, literature of, 121 _et seq._
Sexual clubs, secret, 653
Sexual desire, 46
Sexual day-dreams, 420
Sexual differentiation. See Differentiation, sexual (and see also
under separate organs)
Sexual education, 691-692
Sexual enlightenment, need for general, 684-691
Sexual equivalents. See Equivalents, sexual
Sexual fetichism, 541, 609-629
Sexual freedom, 301
Sexual gratification, 46
Sexual hygiene, 709-718
Sexual hyperæsthesia, 429
Sexual impulse, 45, 46
its increase by natural selection, 14
its relations to civilization, 14, 15
periodicity of, 26
components of, 46
Sexual intercourse. See Coitus
Sexual intermediate stages, 499, 531
Sexual irritable hunger, 463
Sexual life, the, in its public relationships, 719-728
Sexual links, 499, 531
Sexual literature:
belletristic, 741-751
pornographic, 729-739
scientific, 753-761
Sexual morality, duplex. See Duplex sexual morality
Sexual mysticism. See Mysticism, sexual
Sexual nostrums, 722
Sexual organs. See Reproductive organs
Sexual orgasm. See Orgasm, sexual
Sexual perversions. See Perversions, sexual
Sexual philosophy, 94, 95
Sexual prematurity, 285, 417-418, 637-638, 668
Sexual promiscuity. See Promiscuity, sexual; also Wild love, and
Extra-conjugal sexual intercourse
Sexual quackery. See Quackery, sexual
Sexual Reform, Association for, 273
Sexual reproduction, 10, 11
Sexual responsibility, 274
Sexual scandals, 721-728
Sexual science, literature of, 753-761
Sexual selection, 35-36, 712
Sexual sense, 43
Sexual sense of shame, 125-157, 650
Sexual sensibility in woman, 83-86
Sexual sphere. See Sphere, sexual
Sexual tension. See Tension, sexual; and also Prelibido
Sexual toxins, 47, 414, 532-533
Sexual vampirism. See Vampirism
Sexual variety. See Variety, sexual
Sexual visions, 115
Sexuality and religion, 87-124
Shame, sense of, sexual, 125-157, 650
Shoe fetichism, 627-629
Shunammitism, 633
Sight in relation to the _vita sexualis_, 34, 35
Silver salts in the prophylaxis of gonorrhoea, 379-380
Simplification of household tastes, 82
Simultaneous love for two or more persons, 206
Skatological fetichism, 625
Skatology in folklore, 625
Skin, the, its relations to sexuality, 30, 31, 43, 44, 45
Skull, sexual difference in, 63
Slave of love, the, 163
Slave-trade, the white, 336-338
Slavery, sexual (masochistic), 163, 568, 582-585
Smell, atrophy of organs of, 22
connexion between the nose and the genital organs, 16
erotic significance of smell declines with advancing civilization,
17
fetichism, 622-626
of the body at large, 623, 624
of the genital organs, 624
of fur, 150
odoriferous glands, sexual, 16
sexual odours, distinctive, 16
sexual perfumes, 17, 626
relation of hairy covering to sense of, 24, 615, 622-623
sense of, the psychical elementary phenomenon of love, 15
Smell-kiss, the, 33
Social intercourse, the erotic element in, 181
Socialism and free love, 249-251
Society for the Suppression of Venereal Diseases, German, 374
“Sodomie”: German use of this term defined and explained, 640, 641
Sodomy. See Pæderasty, Pædication, and Pædophilia
definition of the term, 641
Soft chancre, 356, 364
Soldiers, homosexual, 501
public-houses for uranian soldiers, 518
Sore throat, syphilitic, 360
Soutenage, 400
Spasm, vaginal. See Vaginismus
Spaying, 706
Speech: its relations to love, 90
Spencer’s law, 55, 56, 64
Spermatorrhœa, 425, 439
Spermatozoa, 9, 10, 71, 72, 554, 705
Sphere, sexual, in women, 84
Spirit, the way of, in love, Chapters VI., VII., and VIII., pp. 94-176
Spiritual development, inward, love regarded as, 248
Spiritual procreation, 252
Spiritualized sensuality, 253
_Spirochaete pallida_, 357
Sponges, security, 704
Stages, sexual, intermediate, 499, 531
“Stallions,” 313
Statues, fornicatory acts with, 647-649
Stature, sexual differences in, 61
Stays. See Corset
_Stercoraires platoniques_, 653
Sterility, in women, 146, 365
in men, 365, 442
artificial, 705 _et seq._ See also Preventive measures
facultative, 699
Stigmata of degeneration, 455, 664-665
“Stimulating rings” and similar apparatus, 467, 704
Stimuli, sensory. See Sensory stimuli
Street-arabs, Parisian, effeminate, 601
Street-prostitution, 339
Stroke, apoplectic, in syphilis, 361
Succubi, 119, 120
Suggestibility, comparative, of men and women, 74
Suggestion: its significance in the _vita sexualis_, 416, 465, 655-656
Suicide, 727
Sulphur-baths in the “after-treatment” of syphilis, 387-388
Superstition, sexual, 103, 633, 643, 650
Supply of prostitutes in large towns in excess of the demand, 321 _et
seq._
Sweets, fondness for, in relation to sexuality, 34
Swindlers, 728
Synæsthetic stimuli, 464
Synthetic human being, 71
Syphilis, as a cause of sexual perversions, 476
congenital, 362
hereditaria tarda, 363
in apes, 357
in belletristic literature, 748
innocentium, 353
late, 363
origin of, 351-356
protozoal cause of, 357
treatment, 383-388
Syphilitic psoriasis, 360
T
Tabes as a sequel of syphilis, 361, 476
Talent, the breeding of, 716-717
Taste in relation to the _vita sexualis_, 33, 34
Tattooing, from erotic motives, 133-137
forensic significance of, 665, 666
Teeth, the, in congenital syphilis, 365
Temple prostitution, 104, 105
Temporary marriage, 241, 242
Tension, sexual, 46, 48, 414, 679. See also Prelibido
Tension, sexual, relief of, 47
Testicles, in relation to the brain, 92
Tetragamy, Schopenhauer’s essay on, 246-248
Theatres, variety, 343-344
“Theologiens mammillaires,” 122
“Third sex.” See Sex, third, the
Throat, sore. See Sore throat
Tickling and sexual sensibility, 43, 44, 45
Tight-lacing, results of, 157, 158
“Tingel-tangel,” 343-344
Tobacco: its use an occasional cause of impotence, 444
Tom-cat, fornicatory act with, 645
Torture chambers, 581-582
Totem, 193, 194
Touch. See also Contact, sexual importance of, 30-33, 45
Town-life in relation to prostitution, 321
Toxins, sexual, 47, 414, 532-533
Trade in articles of immoral use, 722
Trade, the white slave, 336-338
Traders in girls, 337
Traffic in girls, 336-338
Tress-cutters. See Plait-cutters
Trials, scandalous, 728
Tribadism, 489, 524-530 definition of, 641
Tropical clothing, 139
Tropical frenzy, 566-567
Trousers, wearing of, in relation to masturbation, 426-427
Tuberculosis: its relation to the sexual life, 476
Type, ideal, of humanity, 56, 57
Typical marriages, one hundred, 221-227
U
Ugliness, sexual passion and, 183
Uncleanliness, ceremonial, 130
Underclothing, fetichism, 629
_Unio mystica_, 109-110
Union, free. See Free love and Free marriage
Uranism, 489
Urminde, 525
Urning, 498
Urnings’ balls, 518 _et seq._
Urolagnia, 583, 625-626
Urinary organs: their relation to the reproductive organs, 41, 42
V
Vaginal douching, 704
Vaginal muscles, 433
Vaginal spasm. See Vaginismus
Vaginismus, 433, 434
Vampirism, 575, 640
Vaporization, 705
Variability, sexual, 56, 64, 77
Variety, sexual, need for, 133, 192, 205, 463 _et seq._
Variety theatres, 343-344
Venereal diseases, 306-307, 349-370
prophylaxis of, 371-383
treatment of, 383-392
statistics of, 392-396
Venereal ulcer, 356, 364
“Venus apparatus,” the, 705
“Venus im Pelz,” 150
Venus statuaria, 647-648
Vera-enthusiasm, 673
Verbal sadism. See Sadism, verbal
_Vertugale_, 147, 148
Vestige of primitive civilization, mercenary marriage a, 212
Violation, 707
Virginity, disesteem for, in primitive races, 104, 191
Virile urnings, 501
Visions, sexual, 115
Vitalizing influence of eroticism, 182
Vitriol-throwing, 575
_Vocabularia erotica_, 578
Voice, the: its sexual significance, 35-36
of urnings, 500
Voice fetichism, 627
Voluptuousness, 43-45
_Voyeurs_, 652-653
_Voyeuses_, 652-653
W
Washes, antiseptic, 381
Way of the spirit in love, Chapters VI., VII., and VIII., pp. 94-176
Weak-mindedness of women, physiological, 40
Weight of body. See Body-weight
Weltschmerz, erotic, the different varieties of, 167-168, 561
Whipping of children, dangers of, 570
Whites, the. See _Fluor albus_
White slave trade, the, 336-338
“Wife, the free,” 242
Wife-lending and wife-exchange, 194
Wig-collectors, 616
Wild love, 281-302
distinguished from free love, 198, 221, 236-238, 281
Will, education of the, 655-657, 680, 689-691
diseases of the, 423, 655
Witchcraft, sexual element in belief therein, 118-121, 483
Woman, hair of, 24
demeanour during coitus, 49, 50
primitive character and comparative simplicity of feminine nature,
56
greater suggestibility of, 74
emotivity of, 75, 76
magical and mysterious nature of, 78, 119
sexual sensibility in, 83-86
tattooing of, 136-137
change of type with progressive civilization, 157 _et seq._
types of beauty, modern, 181-183
masturbation in, 418
nymphomania in, 429-432
frigidity in, 433-435
pollutions in, 439-440
sexual neurasthenia in, 451
flagellantism in, 573
masochism in, 586
poisoning by, 575
bestiality in, 645
power of resistance to degeneration, 717
“Woman and Socialism,” 251
Woman’s question, the, 58, 59, 79 _et seq._, 529, 747
Women, economic independence of, 251
diseases of, 367
Women-men, 545
Y
Yohimbin, 450
Young Germany, the love-problems of, 172-175
Z
Zoophilia, 640-643. See also Bestiality
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EXTRACT FROM AUTHOR’S PREFACE TO THE FIRST GERMAN EDITION.
This book is the fruit of long experience and reflection. It has two
fundamental ideas--the study of nature, and the study of the psychology
of man in health and in disease.
To harmonize the aspirations of human nature and the data of the
sociology of the different human races and the different epochs of
history, with the results of natural science and the laws of mental and
sexual evolution which these have revealed to us, is a task which has
become more and more necessary at the present day. It is our duty to our
descendants to contribute as far as is in our power to its
accomplishment. In recognition of the immense progress of education
which we owe to the sweat, the blood, and often to the martyrdom of our
predecessors, it behoves us to prepare for our children a life more
happy than ours.
TRANSLATOR’S PREFACE.
Professor Forel is well known to English readers through the medium of
English translations of his other works on Psychiatry and kindred
subjects. The present work has already been translated into several
European languages. Whether we agree with all Professor Forel’s
conclusions or not, we must admit that he has dealt with a difficult and
delicate subject in a masterly and scientific manner.
CONTENTS: I. -- The Reproduction of Living Beings -- History of the
Germ -- Cell-Division -- Parthenogenesis -- Conjugation -- Mneme --
Embryonic Development -- Differences of Sexes -- Castration --
Hermaphrodism -- Heredity -- Blastophthoria. II. -- The Evolution or
Descent of Living Beings. III. -- Natural Conditions of Mechanism of
Human Coitus -- Pregnancy -- Correlative Sexual Characters. IV. -- The
Sexual Appetite in Man and Woman -- Flirtation. V. -- Love and other
Irradiations of the Sexual Appetite in the Human Mind -- Psychic
Irradiations of Love in Man: Procreative Instinct, Jealousy, Sexual
Braggardism, Pornographic Spirit, Sexual Hypocrisy, Prudery and
Modesty, Old Bachelors -- Psychic Irradiations of Love in Woman: Old
Maids, Passiveness and Desire, Abandon and Exaltation, Desire for
Domination, Petticoat Government, Desire of Maternity and Maternal
Love, Routine and Infatuation, Jealousy, Dissimulation, Coquetry,
Prudery and Modesty -- Fetichism and Anti-Fetichism -- Psychological
Relations of Love to Religion. VI. -- Ethnology and History of the
Sexual Life of Man and of Marriage -- Origin of Marriage -- Antiquity
of Matrimonial Institutions -- Criticism of the Doctrine of
Promiscuity -- Marriage and Celibacy -- Sexual Advances and Demands of
Marriage -- Methods of Attraction -- Liberty of Choice -- Sexual
Selection -- Law of Resemblance -- Hybrids -- Prohibition of
Consanguineous Marriages -- Rôle of Sentiment and Calculation in
Sexual Selection -- Marriage by Purchase -- Decadence of Marriage by
Purchase -- Dowry -- Nuptial Ceremonies -- Forms of Marriage --
Duration of Marriage -- History of Extra-Nuptial Sexual Intercourse.
VII. -- Sexual Evolution -- Phylogeny and Ontogeny of Sexual Life.
VIII. -- Sexual Pathology -- Pathology of the Sexual Organs --
Venereal Disease -- Sexual Psychology -- Reflex Anomalies -- Psychic
Impotence -- Sexual Paradoxy -- Sexual Anæsthesia -- Sexual
Hyperæsthesia -- Masturbation and Onanism -- Perversions of the Sexual
Appetite: Sadism, Masochism, Fetichism, Exhibitionism, Homosexual
Love, Sexual Inversion, Pederosis, Sodomy -- Sexual Anomalies in the
Insane and Psychopathic -- Effects of Alcohol on the Sexual Appetite
-- Sexual Anomalies by Suggestion and Auto-Suggestion -- Sexual
Perversions due to Habit. IX. -- The Rôle of Suggestion in Sexual Life
-- Amorous Intoxication. X. -- The Relations of the Sexual Question to
Money and Property -- Prostitution, Proxenetism and Venal Concubinage.
XI. -- The Influence of Environment on Sexual Life -- Influence of
Climate -- Town and Country Life -- Vagabondage -- Americanism --
Saloons and Alcohol -- Riches and Poverty -- Rank and Social Position
-- Individual Life -- Boarding Schools. XII. -- Religion and Sexual
Life. XIII. -- Rights in Sexual Life -- Civil Law -- Penal Law -- A
Medico-Legal Case. XIV. -- Medicine and Sexual Life -- Prostitution --
Sexual Hygiene -- Extra-Nuptial Intercourse -- Medical Advice -- Means
of Regulating or Preventing Conception -- Hygiene of Marriage --
Hygiene of Pregnancy -- Medical Advice as to Marriage -- Medical
Secrecy -- Artificial Abortion -- Treatment of Sexual Disorders. XV.
-- Sexual Morality. XVI. -- The Sexual Question in Politics and in
Political Economy. XVII. -- The Sexual Question in Pedagogy. XVIII. --
The Sexual Question in Art. XIX. -- Conclusions -- Utopian Ideas on
the Ideal Marriage of the Future -- Bibliographical Remarks.
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Transcriber’s Notes
The original language has been retained,. including inconsistent
spelling and hyphenation, except as listed below. Accents and
diacriticals in French or German words and names have not been
corrected, unless listed below.
Depending on the hard- and software used to read this text and their
settings, not all elements may display as intended.
Footnotes numbers 305/306 and 321/322 are each referenced twice on the
same page in the source document.
Index of names: there are no pages xi or xii. Several entries have
been moved to be in alphabetical order.
Page 337, footnote 300, pp. 531-355: as printed; should possibly be
351-355 or 531-535.
Page 515, Rue des Veuves: possibly an error for Allée des Veuves as
elsewhere.
Page 575, professional female prisoners: possibly an error for
professional female poisoners.
Page 771, entry Kaliske: possibly an error for Kolisko.
Page 773, entry Ludwig, Philipp, there is no page number in the source
document; this entry is possibly a reference to Louis Philippe.
Page 783, entry Letter: the reason for the referral to Condom is not
clear.
Page 785, entry Onanism, a cause of sexual exhibitionism: no page
numbers listed. Entry Obscenity: there is no page 794; the concept is
defined and discussed in Chapter XXX (page 729 et seq.).
Page 787, entry Queue: there is no entry Plait, the link goes to
Plait-cutters.
Page 788, entry Selection, natural: there is no entry Natural
selection.
Changes made
Footnotes have been moved to the end of the chapter to which they
belong, and have been numbered sequntially. References to footnotes
have been re-numbered according to the footnote numbering in this
text.
Minor obvious typographical and punctuation errors have been corrected
silently. Vossiche and Vossische Zeitung have been standardised to
Vossische Zeitung.
The Errata have already been included in the text.
Page 3 and 4: Schopenhaur changed to Schopenhauer (3x)
Page 32:Säkkingen changed to Säckingen
Page 110: Kaufeuren changed to Kaufbeuren
Page 151: Cléo de Merode changed to Cléo de Mérode
Page 188, footnote 155: Die Umschan changed to Die Umschau
Page 220: opening quote mark added before Divorce is not ...
Page 268: Sohney changed to Sohnrey
Page 292, footnote 237: opening bracket added before woman
Page 330: Oda Oldberg changed to Oda Olberg (2x)
Page 411: Prosner changed to Posner
Page 430: Trelat changed to Trélat
Page 436, closing bracket added after Lyons, 1550
Page 443, closing bracket added after glans penis
Page 467, footnote 473: Natur und Volkerkunde changed to Natur- und
Volkerkunde
Page 477, footnote 462: Elberfield changed to Elberfeld
Page 480: Friedlander changed to Friedländer
Page 533: Krehls changed to Krehl
Page 584: Another prostitute reports: considered part of the body
text, not of the surrounding quotes
Page 646, footnote 654: opening bracket added after à l’Homme
Page 654: closing quote mark inserted after ... stimulated imagination
Page 677: schmachet changed to schmachtet
Page 767: page number 863 changed to 683 (entry von Basedow)
Page 779: page number 889 changed to 689 (entry Character, education
of the)
Indexes: some spelling has been standardised (either in the text or in
the index).