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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXAssagioli's advice may help to bring home to us the limitsof sublimation. According to the second law of thermodynamics,"no machine converts nor can convert intowork all the heat received; only a small part of this heatis transformed into work; the rest is expelled in the formof degraded heat." When we deal with sublimation weare treating the organism dynamically, and we must beprepared to accept and allow for a certain amount ofsexual energy "expelled in the form of degraded heat/*whatever the form may be. Even Dante had a wife andfamily when he wrote the Divine Comedy.As Freud truly says in his Introductory Lectures: "Themeasure of unsatisfied Libido that the average humanbeing can take upon himself is limited. The plasticity andfree mobility of the Libido is not by any means retainedto the full in all of us; and sublimation can never dischargemore than a certain proportion of Libido, apartfrom the fact that many people possess the capacity forsublimation only in a slight degree." So that, on the onehand, the possibility of sublimation, its value, and itsfarreachingsignificance must always be held in mind, on theother hand it must also always be remembered that, evenin the process of sublimation, a portion of the sexual impulsewill be left, either to be dispersed in wholesome butmore primitive ways or else to seek a channel in neurotictransformations.BIBLIOGRAPHYFREUD, Introductory Lectures.ERNEST JONES, Papers on Psycho-Analysis.S. HERBERT, The Unconscious in Life and Art.A. C. GARNETT, The Mind in Action.EDMUND GLOVER, "Sublimation, Substitution and SocialAnxiety," International Journal of Psycho-Analysis,July, 1931,[366]
GLOSSARYAlgolagnia. The association of sexual pleasure withpain, whether given or received.Anhedonia. A term devised by Ziehen for sexual frigidity.Auto-erotism. The spontaneous manifestations of thesexual impulse not directed towards a sexual object(or, as frequently understood by psycho-analysts, directedtowards the subject himself).Auto-hedonia. See Auto-erotism.Chalone. A hormone with an inhibitory action.Chromosomes. The rod-like filaments into which thechromatin of the nucleus of the reproductive cell breaksup in the course of development.Coitus interruptus. Sexual intercourse brought to anend by withdrawal when emission is about to occur.Coitus reservatus. Sexual intercourse prolonged by controlover the act of seminal emission, which may takeplace after withdrawal or not at all.Contrectation. The term devised by Moll for the preliminaryapproaches of courtship needed to producetumescence.Coprolagnia. Also Coprophilia. The association of sexualpleasure with defecation or with the faeces.Cunnilinctus. Also but incorrectly Cunnilingus. Theapposition of the mouth to the female genital organs.Detumescence. The stage of sexual excitement, followingtumescence, during which the orgasm occurs.Endrocrinology. The science of the endocrines or hormones,products of the various ductless glands whichinfluence the whole organism.Enuresis. Bed-wetting, now frequently regardedas havinga sexual association.Eonism* The impulse to assume the dress, habits, andways of feeling of the opposite sex.[367]
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PSYCHOLOGYOF SEXA MANUAL FOR STUDEN
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FOREWORD TO NEW PRINTINGSo SHORT a
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PREFACEI HAVE frequently been told
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PREFACEsome would call it differs,
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CONTENTSI. INTRODUCTION iII. THE BI
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PSYCHOLOGYOF SEX
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXphysiology (F. H.
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXthe main a man's s
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CHAPTER IITHE BIOLOGY OF SEXThe Phy
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXone way or another
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known secretions),PSYCHOLOGY OF SEX
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXBIBLIOGRAPHYF. A,
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXgrasp what takes p
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXStendhal called di
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXblood-vessels, and
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXarouses the ejacul
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXcontractions of th
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXthey have ever sin
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXfemale alternately
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXwhich, in its orig
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXwomen. But the lim
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXmale fondled the f
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXpart of the kiss;
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXsensitiveness of t
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXIt would thus be b
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXThere seems to be
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXtumescence has alr
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXof sexual allureme
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXtendency to tears;
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXcomposer's effort
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXthe supreme sense.
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXtimes emphasized t
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXideal masculine be
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXrule against the e
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXbe said to have an
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXhave in youth soug
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXact as gross sexua
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PSYCHOLOGY OF SEXergophily in a you
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THE BIOLOGY OF SEXthat in choosing
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHchildhoo
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHhood. At
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHBut as s
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHmainly f
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHby the n
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHpatriarc
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHdifferen
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHThe cast
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHunder th
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHcommon i
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHMead, in
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHuntil th
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHMARGARET
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHnever a
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHit as at
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHdreamer
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHof women
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHthose co
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHworld. I
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHmuch les
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHhebephre
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHno serio
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHOn the p
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHculties
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHsexual o
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHceived o
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHdifficul
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THE SEXUAL IMPULSE IN YOUTHperhaps
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CHAPTER IVSEXUAL DEVIATION AND THE
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SEXUAL DEVIATIONism" (or more narro
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SEXUAL DEVIATIONnecrophilia, or the
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SEXUAL DEVIATIONpre-judgments, to i
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SEXUAL DEVIATIONerr in attributing
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eighteen, which isSEXUAL DEVIATIONn
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SEXUAL DEVIATIONmiscellaneously cro
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SEXUAL DEVIATIONgence, and so to ca
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SEXUAL DEVIATIONinterest in sex mat
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SEXUAL DEVIATIONurinary interest in
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SEXUAL DEVIATIONIn many cases of fe
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SEXUAL DEVIATIONtempt to amalgamate
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SEXUAL DEVIATIONlence. From the sta
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SEXUAL DEVIATIONmanifested by the e
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SEXUAL DEVIATIONinconvenient, but p
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SEXUAL DEVIATIONThey need therefore
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SEXUAL DEVIATIONfestations of the a
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atavistic exaggerationSEXUAL DEVIAT
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SEXUAL DEVIATIONbeen made not by yo
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SEXUAL DEVIATIONas Aristotle said,
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HOMOSEXUALITYand, as we should expe
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HOMOSEXUALITYless common thanhomose
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HOMOSEXUALITYis an encyclopedia of
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HOMOSEXUALITYthough I regard invers
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HOMOSEXUALITYCongenital sexual inve
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HOMOSEXUALITYverted, but this isby
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HOMOSEXUALITYknown person who exhib
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HOMOSEXUALITYHAVELOCK ELLIS, Studie
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HOMOSEXUALITYverts by hypnotism, ai
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HOMOSEXUALITYnot only sexual but co
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HOMOSEXUALITYtheir knowledge to inc
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MARRIAGEchildren, that is to say, p
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MARRIAGEfood, cold bathing, the abs
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MARRIAGEEXNER, The Sexual Side of M
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MARRIAGEprise and it seems to agree
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MARRIAGEthe wise Montaigne, in the
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MARRIAGEforward from time to time.
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MARRIAGEand social value than the o
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MARRIAGEV. F. CALVERTON, The Bankru
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MARRIAGEnot to marry at all, alike
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MARRIAGEwomen. Husbands do not alwa
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MARRIAGEmore reliable method of att
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MARRIAGEthe lower animals by, for i
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MARRIAGEpital. The spontaneous deli
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MARRIAGEerted a stimulating effect,
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MARRIAGEand subsequent remarriage,
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MARRIAGEhistory have been carefully
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MARRIAGEmen, much commoner than is
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MARRIAGEthoughts out of sexual chan
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MARRIAGEthe motor and impulsive ele
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Page 385 and 386: INDEXAbortion, 290.Abraham, K., 208
Page 387 and 388: Frigidity, 301, 332.Frottage, 43.Fi
Page 389 and 390: Mylitta, 38.Mysticism, 362.Nacke, 1
Page 391: INDEXVaginal absorption, 295.Vagini
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