Chapter IX · (continued 3)
Eden Paul translation
Oviducts. See Fallopian tubes
Ovulation, 24, 25, 28
Ovum, 24
Pæderasty, 199
Pædophiles, responsibility of, 231-234, 264
Peædophilia erotica, 158, 219-234, 314, 315
Pall Mall Gazette revelations, 227
Panniculus adiposus, 103
Paradoxical sexual impulse, 13
Paradoxy, sexual, 13, 117-123
Parallel bars and sexual stimulation, 159
Paralytic dementia, 220, 231
Parents, sexual element in fondness for, 71, 176
"#Parisian Landscapes," 262
Passion, amatory, and suicide, 189
Passive character of sexual act in women, 184
Pathological, the, in the sexual life over-estimated, 147, 148
Pathology, 114-145
Pelvis, sexual differences in, 33, 34
Penis, 17, 18, 26, 60
Perineum, 18 muscles of, 25
Period, monthly. See Menstruation
Periodicity in the sexual impulse, 151
Periods of infancy, childhood, and youth, 2
Peritonitis, 192
Perverse advertisements, 240-245
Perversions, sexual. See Sexual perversions
Philanthropes, the, 8
Phimosis, 307
Physical examination of child witnesses, 203
Pictures and books, erotic, 260-264
Place for the sexual enlightenment, 291-295
Plait-cutting, 210, 234
Play of animals, sexual phenomena in, 99-103
Play, sexual differences in, 38, 39, 99
Pleasure, voluptuous. See Voluptuousness
Poetry. See Verses
Pole-climbing, 159, 308
Polygamy in the Old Testament, 274
Pornographica, 262-264
Potency, sexual. See Sexual potency
Potentia coeandi, 54 generandi, 54
Practices, sexual. See Sexual practices
Precept versus example, 249, 305
Precocious sexuality, 146-152
Precocity, sexual, and coeducation, 267 sexual, dangerous to others, 279 in boys, 115, 116 in girls, 114, 115
Predisposition, congenital. See Congenital predisposition
Pregnancy, precocious, 197, 225, 226
Pre-marital sexual relations, 287
Prematurity, sexual, in boys, 115, 116 in girls, 114, 115
Prepuce, 18, 50
Priapism, 171
Priests, Catholic. See Catholic priests homosexual, 209, 210
Procreation, capacity for, 54
Procurement, 227
Prognosis of sexual precocity, 162
Progressive paralysis, 220, 231
Prolapse of uterus, 180
Prostate gland, 18, 55, 56 secretion of, 20, 55, 56
Prostatic ducts, 18 secretion, 20 utricle, 18
Prostitutes, 198, 200, 225, 229, 230 male, 198, 225
Prostitution in children, 229-230
Protection of children. See Age of consent; and also Child-protection of motherhood, 323
Prurigo, 158
Pseudo-coitus, 223
Pseudo-hermaphroditism, 144
Psyches, sexual differences in, 38-45
Psychiatric causes of sexual offences against children, 219, 220
Psychiatrists. See Alienists
Psychical contagion, 279 differences between the senses, 38-45 impotence, 219 onanism, 166 n. stimuli and precocious sexuality, 161, 162
Psycho-analysis, 190, 277-279
Psychology, empirical, 9 empirical, and sex differences, 40, 41 experimental, and sex differences, 39-40 of sex, 15
Psychology, works on, 9, 10
Psychopathia, 146 sexualis. See Sexual perversions
Psychosexual development and the sexual enlightenment, 290 phenomena, early appearance of, 69, 167, 214
Puberal development, 4, 111, 112 individual variations in, 112 physical changes, 26-29
Puberty, books on, 8 ceremonial observance of, 162 defined, 3, 4 signs of, 111, 112
Pubescence, 109-112. See also Puberal development premature, 114-116 retarded, 116, 117
Pubic hair. See Hair
Punishment, corporal. See Corporal punishment
Punishments and masochism, 210, 211
Pyromania, 218
Quacks and "secret diseases," 180
Race and precocious sexuality, 149, 150
Railway-travelling and sexual stimulation, 160
Reading influenced by sexual perversions, 210
Reading-matter for children, 260-264
Reasons against the sexual enlightenment, 301-302
Redness of vulva not pathognomonic of masturbation, 166
Religiosity, 169
Religious education, 270-276
Reproductive organs. See Sexual organs
Respect for womanhood, its cultivation in boys, 323
Responsibility, criminal, in children, 206 of pædophiles, 231-234
Retardation of sexual development, 112, 113, 116, 117
Revelations of the Pall Mall Gazette, 227
Rhythm, menstrual, 24, 25
Ripening, years of, 109-112
Romantic transfiguration of object of love, 71, 72
Romanticism, 71, 72
Rose-fetichism, 140, 141
Rubbing movements, 172, 173
"Rural innocence," the table of, 152-156
Sadism, 61, 74, 124, 130-133, 136, 137, 140, 160, 210, 234-245, 316, 317, 321
Sadistic advertisements, 240-245
Satisfaction, sexual, the sense of, 23, 31, 32 in children, 59
Schlafbursch, 220. See also Night-lodger
School, the, as a field for the sexual enlightenment, 282 versus home for the sexual enlightenment, 291-297
School-doctor, the, and the sexual enlightenment, 293, 294
Schools, masturbation in, 155
Schutzalter. See Age of consent
Scrotum, 18
Season and the sexual impulse, 151
Secrecy surrounding the sexual life, 300
"Secret diseases," 180
Secretion, internal. See Internal secretion prostatic, 20 testicular, 19
Secretiveness of children regarding their sexual life, 163, 168, 169
Seduction a cause of masturbation, 52 in childhood, 157, 158, 161, 162, 180, 190, 196, 198, 199, 200, 221, 280
Segregation of the sexes, 247
Self-abuse. See Masturbation
Self-reproach, moral, in masturbators, 282, 284
Semen, 20, 55, 56, 104 constituents of, 55, 56 definition, 20
Seminal duct, common, 18 vesicles, 18 glands of, 20 their distension causes erection, 21
Seminiferous tubules, 17, 19
Senile dementia, 220
Sensation, voluptuous. See Voluptuousness
"Severe education," 241-243
Sewing-machine, 90
Sexes, coeducation of, 264-270 segregation of, 247
Sexual abstinence from tardy sexual development, 216-218 is it harmful? 303
Sexual act, enlightenment concerning, 281
Sexual differentiation in, 184
Sexual acts in children, 82, 188, 198, 199, 200, 265, 269
Sexual acts witnessed by children, 161, 162, 212, 247, 248
Sexual anæsthesia, 87, 92
Sexual assaults, false accusations by children, 227-229
Sexual characters, primary. See Sexual organs secondary, 33-49 effect of contrectation on, 103-109 tertiary, 33, 34
Sexual contrasts, 177
Sexual development, See also Puberal development precocious, 114-116, 167, 168 in boys, 115, 116 in girls, 114, 115 retarded, 112, 113, 116, 117, 168, 216-218
Sexual differences, are they congenital or acquired? 41-45
Sexual differentiation in childhood, 33-49, 78, 79, 148, 149
Sexual dreams, 81, 94-98, 113, 178, 190 alarm at their first appearance, 213, 285 and the diagnosis of sexual perversion, 178
Sexual education, 246-324 and nakedness 256, 257 and sexual perversions, 312-321
Sexual egoism, George Meredith on, 222
Sexual enlightenment, the, 7, 8, 280-306
Sexual excess and masturbation, 181, 183
Sexual experiences and neuroses (Freud's theories), 189-191, 277-279
Sexual feelings, their strict demarcation from non-sexual feelings impossible, 176, 177
Sexual fetichism. See Fetichism, sexual
Sexual glands, their influence upon bodily development, 103-109
Sexual hyperæsthesia, 98, 121, 124, 284, 303
Sexual impulse, 13, 26, 29-32, 60-69, 84, 87, 117-123, 151, 270 absence of, 26, 87 components of, 29-31 development of, 84 diversion of, 270 paradoxical, 18, 117-123 periodicity in, 151 premature, or retarded. See Sexual paradoxy undifferentiated stage, 60-69, 312, 313
Sexual incidents in childhood, frequency of, 7
Sexual intercourse, age at which first possible, 198 and masturbation, resemblances and differences, 181, 182 consent to. See Age of consent illegitimate, may the doctor advise? 272 pre-marital, 287
Sexual inversion, 44
Sexual life, childish memories of, 5, 6 clinical histories of, 5, 6 experiments on, 6 literature dealing with, 7-16 observation of, 6 of the child, importance of, 179-218
Sexual morality and nakedness, 256, 257, 260 and religion, 270-276 and the sentiment of shame, 255-257 Catholicism and, 274-276
Sexual neurasthenia, 113
Sexual offences against children, 196, 205-207, 219-245
Sexual organs, differences in children and adults, 26-29 female, 23-26 male, 17-23
Sexual orgasm. See Orgasm
Sexual paradoxy, 13, 117-123
Sexual perversions, 13, 14, 61, 74, 75, 121, 123-144, 178, 184, 199, 200, 209-213, 226, 227. See also under the individual persons and choice of occupation, 209, 210 and masturbation, 184 and sexual education, 312-321 induced by pædophiles, 226, 227 literature of, 13, 14 their diagnosis by means of sexual dreams, 178
Sexual play, 174
Sexual potency, normal and abnormal, 304 testing before marriage, 304
Sexual practices, the child as an object of, 219-245
Sexual precocity, 167, 174, 195, 196, 197, 220 and sexual perversions, 209
Sexual satisfaction. See Satisfaction
Sexual topics in the Bible, 273, 274
Sexuality and altruism, 208, 209 and art, 213-215. See also Nude, the and talent, 213, 214 precocious, 146-152
Sexually perverse advertisements, 240-245
Shame, 77-79 and disgust, 250-258 in relation to sexual morality, 255-257
Shock, nervous, from love, in young children, 188, 189
"Signs of puberty," 111, 112
Sister and brother, rarity of sexual desire between, 71. See also Brother and sister
Skatophilia, 141-144, 259
Skeleton, sexual differences in, 33
Skin, diseases of, sexual differences, 47 sexual differences in, 34
Skirts, short, 255
Skull, sexual differences in, 33
Sleeping with grown persons a cause of corruption in children, 156
Smells, unpleasant, and the sentiment of disgust, 252
Social and economic reasons for the sexual enlightenment, 287, 288 dangers of masturbation, 195-201 degradation, through precocious sexuality, 197, 198 illegitimate intercourse, 287 hygiene, 248
Sociology, works on, 9
Soldiers, homosexual fondness for, 134
Song of Solomon, 274
Spasm, gastric, 181
Specialised studies of the sexual life of the child, 14-15
Spermatogonia, 19
Spermatozoa, 17, 19, 27, 53-56, 104, 108, 165 age at which first formed, 53, 54, 55
Stabbers, sexual, 235
Stains on underlinen, 165
Stammering, 47
Steadfastness and love, 208
Stimulation, excessive, and masturbation, 181, 183 local, a cause of sexual misconduct, 158-161 psychical, 161-162
Stork-stories, 170, 285
"Strict education," 241-243
Students, sexual morality of, 266
Sub-consciousness, the, 278
Subjective elements of the sexual enlightenment, 290, 291
Suburethral glands, 18, 22. See also Cowper's glands
Succession and sexual stimulation, 160
Succubi, 3
Sucking movements, 171, 172, 173
Suffrages. See Woman's suffrage
Suggestion, 190, 279. See also Hypnotism
Suicide from love in childhood, 80, 189 sexual differences in, 48
Summary of views on the sexual enlightenment, 298
Superstition regarding cure of venereal diseases, 219, 226
Symptomatology, 50-113
Syphilis, 192, 226, 283 cerebral, 220
Taint, hereditary. See Congenital predisposition
Talent and sexuality, 213, 214
Tardy sexual development, 216-218
Teachers and sexual offences against children, 232, 233
Teaching and example, 249
Testes, 17
Testicles, 17 internal secretion of, 103-109 removal of. See Castration secretion of, 19
Theatre, the, 261
Theological morality and sexual intercourse, 193
Therapy, 276-280
Thieves, 199
Thigh-friction, 164, 165, 187
Threadworms, 118, 159
Thyroid, sexual differences in, 33
Tic, 173
Tickling, 59 children's genital organs, 158, 159
Tissue, erectile, 18
Town-life and precocious sexuality, 152-156, 264
Transfiguration, romantic, of object of love, 71, 72
Treatment of sexual aberrations, 276-280
Tress-cutting, 210
Tubes, Fallopian. See Fallopian tubes
Tubules, seminiferous, 17
Tunica albuginea, 17
Underclothing, stains on, 165
Underclothing-fetichism, 122, 123, 210
Undifferentiated sexual impulse. See Sexual impulse
Unemployment, 220
United States, sexual morality in, 266, 267
Urban corruption, the fable of, 152-156
Urethra, male, 18
Urethral glands, 19, 22. See also Littré's glands meatus. See Meatus
Urethrorrhœa ex libidine, 22, 26, 56
Urticaria, 158
Uterus, 24, 28 masculinus, 18 prolapse of, 180
Utricle, prostatic, 18
Vagabonds, 199
Vagina, 24
Vaginal bulb, 23 glands, 25, 57 orifice, 23
Vanity, 77
Variability of amatory sentiments in childhood, 79, 80
Variations in the puberal development, 112
Vas deferens, 17
Vasa efferentia, 17
Venereal diseases and the sexual enlightenment, 305 in children, 191-192, 226 superstition about their cure, 219, 226 infection and the sexual enlightenment, 283, 289, 291, 293, 299, 303
Verses written by children in love, 76
Vesiculæ seminales, 18, 55
Vestibule, 235
Viraginity, 125, 126
Virile potency. See Sexual potency
Visual-memory, sexual differences in, 40
Voice, sexual differences in, 37
Voluptuous sucking, 173
Voluptuousness, 22, 23, 25, 26, 31, 32, 57-59 in children, 57-59, 88, 89 in the female, 25, 26 in the male, 23, 25 in women, its intensity, 304, 305
"Voyeur," case of, 135
Vulva, 27
Vulval glands, 25, 57
Weight, sexual differences in, 34
Wollustkörperchen, 27
Woman's movement, the, 43, 169, 322 suffrage, 195
Womb. See Uterus
Women, inculcation of respect for, 323 valuation of, 195
Wonnesaugen, 173
Wrestling, 74, 160
Youth, defined, 2
Zoology, works on, 10
Zwangsneurose, 277
INDEX OF NAMES
Abraham, Karl, 190
Adler, Otto, 26, 32
Alderi, 10
Ancel, 108
Arbiter (Elegantium). See Petronius
Aschaffenburg, 182
Bacqué, 8
Bartels, 35
Barthélemy, 192
Basedow, 8, 293
Bäumer, Gertrud, 268
Bell, Sanford, vi, 15, 69, 73, 74, 78, 79, 148, 151, 188, 208
Béraud, 229
Binet, 124
Bleuler, 305
Bloch, Iwan, 301
Blom. See Oker-Blom
Boerhaave, 37
Boesch, Hans, 155
Bohn, 263
Boismont, de. See de Boismont
Bouin, 108
Bourdin, 203
Brehm, 10, 99
Breschet, 115, 116
Brétonne. See Rétif
Breuer, 277
Brierre de Boismont. See de Boismont
Brill, 14
Broker, 47
Browning, Mrs., 72
Bruns, 46
Buffon, 152
Byron, 10
Campe, 8
Canova, 10
Carpenter, Edward, 226, 227
Carus, 114, 197
Casanova, 201
Chamisso, 38
Clopatt, 46
Dante, 10, 213
de Boismont, 189
de Musset, Alfred, 10
Derones, 10, 213
d'Espine, Marc, 168
Dessoir, Max, 60, 124
Dippold, 236
Dostoiewski, 233
d'Outreport, 197
Duchâtelet, Parent-, 9
Duff, Mary, 10
Eden Paul. See Paul
Ellis, Havelock, v, 15, 33, 37, 48, 78, 142, 143, 160, 165, 166, 249, 315
Englisch, 56
Eschle, 322
Esquirol, 218
Eulenburg, 46, 189
Exner, 102
Faust, 159
Fehling, 34
Fehlinger, Hans, 214, 215
Féré, 13, 81, 114, 185, 311
Ferrero, 195
Ferriani, 199, 201
Finck, 265
Flaubert, 11
Forel, 162, 200
Francillon, Marthe, 27
Francis, St., of Sales, 97
Freud, vi, 14, 91, 93, 172, 173, 190, 226, 277, 278, 279
Frisch, 56
Fuchs, 13
Fürbringer, 20, 22, 52
Gall, 108, 116
Gebhard, 115
Goethe, 10, 62, 63, 77, 213
Gousset, 275
Grimm, 261
Groos, 10, 12, 63, 99, 101, 102
Gross, Hans, 41, 204, 205
Grünstein, 208
Guttceit, 92, 164
Gutzmann Hermann, 47
Haberda, 53
Halban, 34, 107, 168
Hall, Stanley, 138, 142
Haller, 197
Hartmann, Berthold, 39
Havelock Ellis. See Ellis
Hebbel, 11, 170, 208
Heidenhain, 298
Heine, 213
Henke, 218
Henle, 55
Herodotus, 250
Hofmann, 53
Höller, K., 299
Hückstädt, 156
Hudson, 101
Hufeland, 8, 75, 159, 180, 311
Hutchinson, 37
Ibbetsson, Sir Denzil, 215
Jastrowitz, 108
Jodl, 124
Jullien, 52, 191
Kaunitz, 239
Keller, Gottfried, 12
Kerschensteiner, 42
Key, Axel, 36
Kirn, 231
Kisch, 115, 167, 168, 196
Klose, 53
Kötscher, vi, 14
Kovalevsky, 142
Krafft-Ebing, von, v, 13, 26, 117, 118, 124, 125, 126, 219
Kurella, 195
Kussmaul, 167
Lambercier, Mademoiselle, 210, 211
Lantier, 197
La Rochefoucauld, 217
Lasègue, 142
Laukhard, 153
Lehmann, Rudolf, 247
Leppmann, Fritz, 220, 232
Lichtenstein, Ulrich von, 136
Liégeois, 115
Liguori, 274
Lindner, 172
Lobsien, 40
Lombroso, 13, 195
Longfellow, 110
Löwenfeld, 189
Magnan, 221, 222
Mantegazza, 13, 52, 75, 213, 308
Marcuse, Max, 47
Marro, Martial, 229
Martin, 197
Martin, Alfred, 255
Martineau, 225
Mead, 116
Meredith, George, 222
Merzbach, George, 191
Meumann, 40
Michelet, 275
Mittelmaier, 229, 230
Möbius, 10, 45, 46
Molitor, 197
Moll, 144, 145, 151, 250, 272, 310
Momsen, P., 139
Montgomery, 197
Morrison, 48
Müller, L. R., 20
Müller, Robert, 139
Musset, de, See de Musset
Musset, Paul, 10
Näcke, 178
Napoleon I., 10
Netschajaff, 40
Neugebauer, 145
Newman, 2
Niemeyer, 8
Nyström, 272
Oker-Blom, Max, 301
Outreport, d'. See d'Outreport
Padberg, 38
Parent-Duchâtelet, 9
Paul, Eden, 115, 167, 168, 195, 196
Pélofi, 13
Penta, 159
Peterson, Viktor, 153
Petronius Arbiter, 13, 80
Pflüger, 50
Platter, Felix, 10, 131, 140
Pockels, 268
Popp, Adelheid, 220
Pougin, 270
Pouillet, 198
Preyer, 50
Ramdohr, 9
Rétif de la Brétonne, 13, 136, 153
Ribbing, 4, 150, 179
Ribot, 124
Rohleder, 172
Roland, Madame, 97
Rosenbaum, 250
Rousseau, 7, 136, 152, 210, 247, 317
Rudeck, 9, 255
Rüdin, E., 215
Salzmann, 8
Sanford Bell. See Bell
Sarganeck, 7
Scheyer, 292
Schreiber, Adele, 268
Seitz, 101, 102
Sibson, 37
Sikorsky, 253
Stanley Hall. See Hall
Stekel, 93
Stern, William, 41, 42
Stoll, Otto, 229
Strassmann, 54
Stratz, C. H., 34, 35, 36
Strodtmann, 213
Tardieu, 196, 224
Tarnowsky, Pauline, 214
Thalhofer, 8, 306
Tissot, 7, 8, 180, 183
Townsend, 165
Von Krafft-Ebing. See Krafft-Ebing
Wagner, C., 155, 156
Werthauer, 227
Weston, 123
Westphal, 13
Wittenberg, 156
X——, Jacobus, 150
Zacchias, 54
Zola, 136