INDEX

Æsthetics and Erotics, Chap. XI., [236]-[251]
Affinity, sexual, compared with chemical, [41]
Ahriman, [183]
Alcmæon, of Kroton, [81]
Alexander the Great, [229]
Amphibia, hermaphroditism, [22]
Anæsthesia, sexual, [274]
Anatomical distinctions of the sexes, [3]
Anatomy, as guide to sexuality, [3], [4]
Animals, women and the sexual union of, [257]
Angelo, M., [105]
Anti-Christ, [183]
Antisemitism, [303], [304], [312]
Apprehension, [116]
Architecture, [119]
Aristotle, [18], [140], [187], [293]
Arrhenoplasm, Chap. II., [11]-[25]
Aryans, [302]
Asceticism, [329], [336], [347]
Attraction, between the sexes, [26], [27]
Autobiography, [122]
Avenarius, [31], [82], [94], [100], [128], [144], [322]
Bach, [103], [323]
Bachelors, and women, [258]
Bacon, [182]
Bashkirtseff, Marie, [69]
Bateson, on dimorphic earwigs, [34]
Beatrice, [240], [336]
Beauty, analysis of, [240], [242]
Beethoven, [96], [112], [317]
Bentham, [176], [317]
Berkeley, [141], [317]
Bisexuality, oscillations in, [55]
Bischoff, [12], [217]
Björnson, [108]
Blavatsky, Mdme., [68]
Blindness, colour, [110]
Blood, transfusion of, [20]
Bölsche, [329]
Bonheur, Rosa, [68]
Bonnet, [143]
Boys and girls, education of, [58]
Breeding, application of laws of sexual attraction to, [43]
Breuer, on hysteria, [265], [269], [270]
Bridgman, Laura, [66]
Brünnhilde, [223]
Bruno, [141], [240], [316]
Buchner, [315]
Buddha, [325], [328]
Burckhardt, [72]
Burns, Robert, [317]
Byron, Lord, [236]
Cæsar, [134], [229], [230], [326]
Carlyle, [113], [136], [140], [175], [229], [307], [317]
Castration, effect of, [18]
Catharsis, [269]
Catherine II. of Russia, [66]
Catholic view of marriage, [221]
Catholicism and women, [207]
Cattle, homosexuality in, [49]
Causality, invented by man, [279]
Cells, sexuality of, [15], [17], [22], [23]
Ceres, [224]
Chamberlain on Jews, [312], [321], [323], [328]
on origin of Christianity, [328]
“Character” of Avenarius, [94], [95], [96]
Characterology, Chap. V., [52]-[63]
Characters, classification of, [14]
secondary sexual, [43]
Chastity, [331], [332], [334], [335], [341], [346]
Chemistry, Kepler’s estimate of, [315]
Chemotropism, [39], [41]
Child, relation of mother and prostitute to, [219]
Chinese, [187], [302]
Chivalry, [204]
Chopin, [67]
Christ, [313], [325], [329]
Christianity and Judaism, [325], [327], [328]
Clairvoyance, [277]
Classification, [97]
Clemens, [345]
Cleopatra, [230]
Coitus, [332], [337], [343]
Colour blindness, [110]
Commerce, and Jews, [325]
Communism, [307]
Comparisons, in poetry, [118]
Compassion, womanly, [197]
Compliments, and women, [203]
Comprehension, power of by genius, [105]
Comte, A., [141], [204], [244]
Confucius, [328]
Consciousness, male and female, Chap. III., [93]-[102]
Conventions, women and, [262], [263]
Conversion, Jews and, [323]
Copernicus, [140], [315]
Coquetry, and sexuality, [232]
Correlations, importance of, [61]
Cromwell, [229]
Crustacea, hermaphroditism in, [19]
Cuvier, [61], [62], [315]
Cyrano de Bergerac, [211]
Danäe, [231]
Dante, [249], [299]
Darwin, [97], [130], [140], [217]
on correlation, [61]
on female talent, [71]
on heterostylism, [33], [34]
on sexual tastes of animals, [27]
on union of those akin, [44]
Da Vinci, [97]
Death, [346]
Death, consciousness at, [128], [129]
De Bergerac, [211]
Decalogue, [313]
Demeter, [224]
Demosthenes, [340]
Descartes, [149]
Determinants, in psychology, [81]
Determination of sex, [23]
De Vries, on cell characters, [16]
Dilthey, [82]
Dimorphism, sexual, [6]
Divorce, [221]
Don Juan, [90], [233], [299], [332], [335]
Doppelganger, [210]
Drawing, and women, [120]
Dualism of the world, [166]
Dürer, [322]
Eckhard, [313]
Education, [57]
of the race, [348]
of women, [348]
Ego, awakening of, [164]
Ego, conception of, Chap. VII., [153]-[162]
“Elective Affinities,” [69], [218]
“Element” of Avenarius, [94]
Eliot, George, [67]
Emancipation of Women, Chap. VI., [64]-[75], [338]
Embryoes, sexual differentiation of, [5]
Emerson, [141], [230]
Empedocles, [172]
Emperors and genius, [139]
Empiricism, and English philosophy, [317]
English philosophy, [153]
English and Jew compared, [317], [319]
Erotics, and æsthetics, Chap. XI., [236]-[251]
Eroticism and humour, [318]
Ethics and Logic, Chap. VI., [142]-[152], Chap. VII., [153]-[162]
Euler, [315]
Euripides, [105], [187]
Exner, [98]
Faithfulness, sexual, [220]
Falkenberg, on fertilisation in seaweeds, [40]
Fall, meaning of, [283]
Familiarity, quality of, [144]
Family, origin of, [205]
amongst the Jews, [310]
Faraday, [315]
Fechner, [82], [292], [313], [322]
Female, contrasted with male, Chap. I., [79]-[84]
Féré, on sexual inversion, [45]
Ferns, sexual attraction caused by malic acid, [39]
Fertility, limited in prostitutes, [216]
Feuerbach, [141], [305]
Fichte, [140], [150], [307]
Fischart, [226]
Flowers, heterostylous, [33], [34]
Forgetting, analysis of process, [97]
Form, matter and form, [293]
Formula, of sexual attraction, [29], [37], [38]
of sexual constitution, [8]
Fouqué, [188]
Free love, [221]
Free will, [209]
Freud, on hysteria, [265]-[277]
Friendship, [49], [288]
Galileo, [140], [315]
Gall, on physiognomy, [59]
Gauss, [140]
Gaule, [12]
Genesis, Book of, [295]
Genital, glands, effect of transplantation, [21]
Genius, compared with talent, Chap. IV., [103]-[113]
and the Ego, Chap. VIII., [163]-[185]
in evolution of race, [137]
and language, [137]
and maleness, [113]
and memory, Chap. V., [114]-[141]
and morality, [183]
and time, [136]
summary of, [169], [182], [183]
Germain, Sophie, [194]
Girls and boys, education of, [58]
God, Schopenhauer’s definition, [313]
Goethe, [40], [41], [43], [69], [97], [106], [107], [120], [126], [174], [203], [218], [228], [313], [316], [332], [340]
Gonochorism, [6], [73]
Grafting, of sexual organs, [20]
Greeks and religion, [323]
Guilt, hysterical consciousness of, [275]
Hæckel’s “gonochorism,” [6]
“Hakon,” King, [328]
Hamilton, [317]
Handel, [322]
Happiness, impossibility of, [285]
Hartley, [143], [317]
Hatred, [236]
Hauptmann, [276]
Havelock Ellis, [11], [12]
Hebbel, [279]
Hegel, [155]
Heine, [316], [323]
Hellenbach, [287]
Helmholtz, [82], [97]
Henids, [99]
Herbart, [93], [94], [141], [246]
Hering, [143]
Hermaphroditism, [6], [7], [10], [13], [16], [19], [45]
“Hero-worship,” [113]
Hertwig, [16]
Heterostylism, [33], [34]
Hildebrand, on heterostylism, [33]
Hobbes, [316], [317]
Homosexuality, Chap. IV., [45]-[52]
of famous women, [66]
Horwicz, [93], [94]
Hume, [81], [141], [153], [164], [175], [193], [208], [218], [317]
Humour, analysis of, [318]
Hunter, John, [14]
Hutcheson, [175]
Huxley, [193], [317]
Hydrocele, [25]
Hypnotism, [50]
Hypnotism and hysteria, [277]
Hysteria, analysis of, [265]
Ibsen, [160], [187], [218], [224], [231], [258], [290], [325], [343]
Idealism, [176]
Idioplasm, [16], [21], [155]
Imagination, of women, [119]
Immortality, [127], [135], [314], [346]
“Impressions,” maternal, [217]
Impulse, sexual, [87], [88], [282]
Individualism, [176]
Individuality, [282]
Individuation, [282]
Infants, sex of, [23], [24]
Innocence, [243]
Intermediate sexual forms, [7]
Inversion, sexual, [45]
Irony, [323]
Israels, [316]
James, W., [82], [144]
Janet, on hysteria, [265], [267], [268]
Jealousy, and women, [205], [289]
Jewish race, [303]
Jews and English compared, [319]
and women compared, [320]
Joshua, [328]
Judaism, Chap. XIII., [301]-[330]
and Christianity, [325]
and the Messiah, [329]
Kant, [42], [85], [105], [138], [150], [153], [158], [159], [161], [164], [192], [208], [237], [246], [270], [313], [320], [331], [340]
Karneades, [141]
Karsch, [49]
Kaufmann, [119]
Kepler, [315]
Kleptomania, [205]
Kowalevsky, Sonia, [67]
Kraepelin, [45]
Kundry, [270], [319], [337], [344]
“Lady from the Sea,” [218]
Lamarck, [97], [143], [315]
Lange, [129], [208]
Language, origin of, [137]
Latin, women and, [89]
Lavater, [174]
Laws against homosexuality, [51]
of sexual attraction, [29]
Leda, [231], [291]
Leibnitz, [140], [171], [172], [316]
Lepage, Bastien, [69]
Lewes, [317]
Liars, and memory, [145]
Libraries, and women, [206]
Lichtenberg, [153]
Linnæus, [140], [315]
Locke, [141], [317]
Logic and the Ego, Chap. VII., [153], [162]
Logic and ethic, Chap. VII., [153]-[162]
and memory, Chap. VI., [142]-[152]
Lohengrin, [324]
Lombroso, [138]
Lotze, [125]
Love, analysis of, [236], [251]
maternal, [225]
and sexuality, [239]
Luther, [325]
Luxemburg, [69]
Mach, [143], [154], [201], [208], [210], [322]
Madness, and genius, [183]
Madonna worship, [249]
Maeterlinck, [108]
Mahomet, [187], [325]
Male and Female, Chap. I., [79]-[84]
minds, [284]
plasmas, [11]
Malic acid in ferns, [39]
Marriage, effect on progeny of loveless, [44]
ideas of boys and girls on, [90]
religious, [221]
Marx, [307]
Marxism, [329]
Masculine women, [2], [8], [17]
Match-making, and women, [252]-[300]
amongst Jews, [311]
Materialism, and Jews, [314]
Matriarchy, [222]
Matter, and form, [293]
and woman, [292]
Maupas, on rotifers, [24]
Maupassant, [276]
Mayer, [97]
Medicine, Jewish influence on, [315]
Medical view of hysteria, [271]
“Meistersingers,” [305]
Memory, [282]
and genius, Chap. V., [114]-[141]
in boys and girls, [294]
in relation to logic, Chap. VI., [142]-[152]
Messalina, [336]
Messiah, [325], [329]
Meta-organisms, [287]
Metaphysics, Jews and, [322]
Microcosm, [171]
Mill, J. S., [176], [317]
Milne-Edwards, [291]
Mirandola, [188]
Modesty, [261], [274]
womanly, [200]
Molière, [340]
Moll, [52], [88]
Monads, [198], [287], [294], [297]
Monogamy, [43], [220]
Morality, [176]
Morality of women, [196], [278], [340]
More, [73]
Morphology, in relation to character, Chap. V., [52]-[63]
Motherhood, analysis of, Chap. X., [214]-[235]
Mozart, [323]
Müller, Joh., [217]
Murder, [109]
Music, and women, [118]
Myxodema, [25]
Naegeli, [16]
Names, and women, [206]
“Nana,” [231]
Napoleon, [182], [228], [326], [327]
Newton, [140], [315]
New Testament, [325]
New Zealand, [339]
Nietzsche, [104], [108], [140], [167], [329], [342], [344]
Nirwana, [174]
Nobility, Jews and, [308]
Nörgler, [174]
Novalis, [103], [165], [258]
Nudity, [240], [241]
Organotherapy, [21]
Oriental view of women, [342]
Origen, [187]
Oscillations, in sexuality, [54]
Ostwald, [31], [315]
Ovid, [332]
Owen, [307]
Painting, and women, [120]
Pairing, woman’s chief instinct, [252]-[300]
and Jews, [311]
“Parsifal,” [305], [337], [344]
Pascal, [179], [205]
Pasiphäe, [291]
Pasteur, [315]
Paternity, [232], [346]
Pathology, [25]
Paul, Jean, [103], [164], [318]
Pederasty, Chap. IV., [45]-[52]
“Peer Gynt,” [224], foot note
Periodicity, of genius, [107]
Personality, multiple, [211], [267]
Persoon, [33]
Petzoldt, [96], [100]
Pfeffer, [39]
Phallus, relation of, to women, [298], [347]
Philosophy, English, [153]
Philosophers, and genius, [141]
Physiognomy, [59], [60]
Piety, [322]
Pity, [199]
Plasmas, male and female, [11]
Plato, [149], [150], [240], [246], [293], [313], [343]
Platonic love, [239]
Pleasure, [282]
Politeness, and women, [203]
Politician, character of, [230]
Politicians and genius, [139]
and value, [134]
Pollen, in heterostylous flowers, [35]
Polyandry, [222]
Polygamy, [220]
Pregnancy, [86], [222]
Pre-Raphaelites, [73]
Prévost, [256]
Preyer, [315]
Pride, of women, [201]
Property, Jewish relation to, [306]
Prostitution, analysis of, Chap. X., [214]-[235]
Protestantism, and women, [207]
Psychology, [142]
male and female, Chap. IX., [186]-[213]
Puberty, effect of, [90]
Pythagoras, [343]
Rabbis, Jewish, [311]
Race, persistence of human, [224], [346]
Raphael, [226]
Recognition, [282]
Red Sea, crossing of, [323]
Regeneration, of lost parts, [16]
moral, [283]
Religion, founders of, [326], [327]
importance of, [323]
Jews and, [321]
women and, [261]
Revenge, [289]
Reverence, [322]
Richepin, [226]
Rousseau, [307]
Rudiments, of embryonic sexual organs, [3]
Ruskin, [307]
St. Augustine, [345]
Salome, [345]
Samson, [328]
Sand, George, [66]
Sappho, [65], [66]
Schelling, [81], [105], [138], [165], [246]
Schiller, [230], [246]
Schleiermacher, [140]
Schoolmasters, and types, [57]
Schopenhauer, [95], [167], [174], [199], [218], [223], [236], [237], [238], [281], [295], [305], [313], [318], [340]
Schrenk-Notzing, [45]
Schurtz, [205]
Schwammerdam, [315]
Science, and genius, [140]
Judaism, in, [314]
Secretion, internal, and sexual characters, [15]
Sellheim and Foges, experiments on castration, [18]
Servant, type of woman, [272]
Sex, appearance of, in embryos, [5]
assignment of, to infants, [22], [23], [24]
Sexual attraction, laws of, Chap. III., [26]-[44]
characters, secondary, [14], [43]
impulses, [88]
Sexuality, of male and female compared, [85], [92]
opposed to love, [239]
of women, [260], [331], [332], [334], [335]
Shaftesbury, [246]
Shakespeare, [105], [109], [110], [317]
Shelley, [168], [317]
Shrew, type of woman, [272]
“Siegfried,” [223], [305]
Sigwart, [156]
Simmel, George, [148]
Slavery, compared with Jewish problem, [338]
Smith, Adam, [175], [317]
Socialism, [307]
Society, origin of, [205]
Socrates, [150], [246], [326]
Solidarity, of the Jews, [310]
Solitude, and women, [205]
Solliers, on sexual anæsthesia, [274]
Somerville, Mary, [194]
Sophocles, [184]
Soul, [313]
denied by modern science, [315]
and great men, [168]
and modern psychology, [209]
and women, [187]
Spencer, Herbert, [128], [130], [263], [317]
Spinoza, [316], [317]
Sprengel, [315]
State, [307]
Steenstrup, [12], [13]
Sterility, [216]
Stern, L. W., [82]
Sterne, [317]
“Stockman, Dr.,” [325]
Strauss, [112]
Strindberg, [187]
Sudermann, [256]
Suggestibility, of women, [294]
Suicide, of women, [286]
Sulpicia, [319]
Superstition, of women, [127]
Swift, [317], [343]
Sympathy, [177], [197]
“Tannhäuser,” [240], [305]
Telegony, [233]
Teresa, St., [277]
Tertullian, [187], [314], [343]
“Tesman,” in Hedda Gabler, [258]
Thelyplasm, Chap. II., [11]-[25]
Time, relation to value, [133]
Tolstoy, [231]
Touch, sense of, in women, [191]
Tragedy, [319]
Transcendentalism, [314]
Transfusion, of blood, [20]
Travel, desire of, [237], note
Truth, [150]
Türck, [138]
Tylor, [128]
Types, male and female, mental, [53]
Undine, [188]
Universality, of genius, [112]
Untruthfulness, of women, [266]
Value, theory of, [133]
Vanity, of women, [202]
Variation in sexual characters, [18]
Virginity, a male idea, [333]
woman’s attitude to, [334]
Virtue of women, [333]
Vogt, on hysteria, [265], [274], [277]
Von Eschenbach, [264]
Von Höffding, [144]
Von Humboldt, [140]
Von Kleist, [105]
Von Möbius, [59]
Wagner, [67], [109], [211], [240], [279], [305], [319], [343]
Weill, [36]
Weismann, [81]
Wier, [81]
Will, [282]
Wit and humour, [318]
Woman and animals, [290], [291]
character of, [280]
emancipated, [64]
famous, [69]
future of, Chap. XIV., [331]-[340]
compared with Jews, [320]
and matter, [292]
sexuality of, [260]
summary of her nature, Chap. XII., [252]-[300]
Wundt, [94], [131], [140]
“Zarathustra,” [108], [167]
Zionism, [307], [312]
Zola, [105], [231], [304]

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