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Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 5

Havelock Ellis

Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 5

Table of Contents

Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 5. .....................................................................................................1

Havelock Ellis. .........................................................................................................................................1

PREFACE.. ..............................................................................................................................................3

EROTIC SYMBOLISM.. .....................................................................................................................................3

I. The Definition of Erotic SymbolismSymbolism of Act and Symbolism of ObjectErotic

FetichismWide extension of the symbols of SexThe Immense Variety of Possible Erotic

FetichesThe Normal Foundations of Erotic SymbolismClassification of the PhenomenaThe

Tendency to Idealize the Defects of a Beloved PersonStendhal's Crystallization. .........................3

II. Foot−fetichism and Shoe−fetichismWide Prevalence and Normal BasisRestif de la

BretonneThe Foot a Normal Focus of Sexual Attraction Among Some PeoplesThe Chinese,

Greeks, Romans, Spaniards, etc.The Congenital Predisposition in Erotic SymbolismThe

Influence of Early Association and Emotional ShockShoe−fetichism in Relation to

MasochismThe Two Phenomena Independent Though AlliedThe Desire to be Trodden

OnThe Fascination of Physical ConstraintThe Symbolism of Self−inflicted PainThe

Dynamic Element in Erotic SymbolismThe Symbolism of Garments. .............................................12

III. Scatalogic SymbolismUrolagniaCoprolagniaThe

Ascetic Attitude Towards the

FleshNormal

basis of Scatalogic SymbolismScatalogic

Conceptions Among Primitive

PeoplesUrine

as a Primitive Holy WaterSacredness

of Animal ExcretaScatalogy

Folk−loreThe Obscene as Derived from the MythologicalThe

Immature Sexual Impulse

Tends to Manifest Itself in Scatalogic FormsThe

basis of Physiological Connection Between

the Urinary and Genital SpheresUrinary

Fetichism Sometimes Normal in AnimalsThe

Urolagnia of MasochistsThe

Scatalogy of SaintsUrolagnia

More Often a Symbolism of Act

Than a Symbolism of ObjectOnly

Occasionally an Olfactory FetichismComparative

Rarity of

CoprolagniaInfluence of Nates Fetichism as a Transition to CoprolagniaIdeal

CoprolagniaOlfactory CoprolagniaUrolagnia and Coprolagnia as Symbols of Coitus.. .................39

IV. Animals as Sources of Erotic SymbolismMixoscopic ZoophiliaThe

Stuff−fetichismsHair−fetichismThe Stuff−fetichisms Mainly on a Tactile BaseErotic

ZoophiliaZooerastiaBestialityThe Conditions that Favor BestialityIts Wide Prevalence

Among Primitive Peoples and Among PeasantsThe Primitive Conception of AnimalsThe

GoatThe Influence of Familiarity with AnimalsCongress Between Women and AnimalsThe

Social Reaction Against Bestiality.. .....................................................................................................59

V. ExhibitionismIllustrative CasesA Symbolic Perversion of CourtshipThe Impulse to

DefileThe Exhibitionist's Psychic AttitudeThe Sexual Organs as FetichsPhallus

WorshipAdolescent Pride in Sexual DevelopmentExhibitionism of the NatesThe

Classification of the Forms of ExhibitionismNature of the Relationship of Exhibitionism to

Epilepsy. ...............................................................................................................................................71

VI. The Forms of Erotic Symbolism are Simulacra of CoitusWide Extension of Erotic

SymbolismFetichism Not Covering the Whole Ground of Sexual SelectionIt is Based on the

Individual Factor in SelectionCrystallizationThe Lover and the ArtistThe Key to Erotic

Symbolism to be Found in the Emotional SphereThe Passage to Pathological Extremes.. ...............83

THE MECHANISM OF DETUMESCENCE.. ..................................................................................................89

I. The Psychological Significance of DetumescenceThe Testis and the OvarySperm Cell and

Germ CellDevelopment of the EmbryoThe External Sexual OrgansTheir Wide Range of

VariationTheir Nervous SupplyThe PenisIts Racial VariationsThe Influence of

ExerciseThe Scrotum and TesticlesThe Mons VenerisThe VulvaThe Labia Majora and

their VarietiesThe Pubic Hair and Its CharactersThe Clitoris and Its FunctionsThe Anus as

an Erogenous ZoneThe Nymphae and their FunctionThe VaginaThe HymenVirginityThe

Biological Significance of the Hymen.. ................................................................................................89

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Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 5

II. The Object of DetumescenceErogenous ZonesThe LipsThe Vascular Characters of

DetumescenceErectile TissueErection in WomanMucous Emission in WomenSexual

ConnectionThe Human Mode of IntercourseNormal VariationsThe Motor Characters of

DetumescenceEjaculationThe Virile ReflexThe General Phenomena of DetumescenceThe

Circulatory and Respiratory PhenomenaBlood PressureCardiac DisturbanceGlandular

ActivityDistillatioThe Essentially Motor Character of DetumescenceInvoluntary Muscular

Irradiation to Bladder, etc.Erotic IntoxicationAnalogy of Sexual Detumescence and Vesical

TensionThe Specifically Sexual Movements of Detumescence in ManIn WomanThe

Spontaneous Movements of the Genital Canal in WomanTheir Function in ConceptionPart

Played by Active Movement of the SpermatozoaThe Artificial Injection of SemenThe Facial

Expression During DetumescenceThe Expression of JoyThe Occasional Serious Effects of

Coitus.. ................................................................................................................................................106

III. The Constituents of SemenFunction of the ProstateThe Properties of

SemenAphrodisiacsAlcohol, Opium, etc.AnaphrodisiacsThe Stimulant Influence of

Semen in CoitusThe Internal Effects of Testicular SecretionsThe Influence of Ovarian

Secretion.. ...........................................................................................................................................127

IV. The Aptitude for DetumescenceIs There an Erotic Temperament?The Available

Standards of ComparisonCharacteristics

of the CastratedCharacteristics

PubertyCharacteristics

of the State of DetumescenceShortness

of StatureDevelopment

the Secondary Sexual CharactersDeep VoiceBright EyesGlandular ActivityEverted

LipsPigmentationProfuse HairDubious Significance of Many of These Characters.. ................135

THE PSYCHIC STATE IN PREGNANCY. The Relationship of Maternal and Sexual

EmotionConception and Loss of VirginityThe Anciently Accepted Signs of This ConditionThe

Pervading Effects of Pregnancy on the OrganismPigmentationThe Blood and CirculationThe

ThyroidChanges in the Nervous SystemThe Vomiting of PregnancyThe Longings of Pregnant