Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 3 / Analysis of the Sexual Impulse; Love and Pain; The Sexual Impulse in Women

by Havelock Ellis

• Abduction of women in Great Britain, [72].
• Abstinence in women,
  • effects of sexual, [230].
• Adolescence,
  • criminality and, [70].
• Adolescent girls,
  • sexual manifestations in, [209] et seq.
• Adrenal glands, [16].
• Africa,
  • marriage by capture in, [76].
  • sexual instinct in, [27].
• Agelena labyrinthica, [36].
• Ainu,
  • love-bite among, [87].
• Algolagnia, [119].
  • ideal, [166].
• Algophily, [119].
• Amblyopia,
  • post-marital, [248].
• American Indians,
  • courtship among, [48], [80].
  • sexual instinct in, [268].
• Ampallang, [98].
• Anæsthesia in women,
  • sexual, [203] et seq.
  • a cause of sterility, [212].
  • causes of, [207] et seq.
• Anger and sexual emotion, [138], [172] et seq.
• Anhedonia, [203].
• Anxiety as a sexual stimulant, [179].
• Ardisson, [126].
• Argus pheasant, courtship of, [40].
• Aristotle as a masochist, [111].
• Arrest of movement producing sexual excitement, [168].
• Ascetic attitude toward women, the, [192].
• Assaults on children by women,
  • sexual, [225].
• Australians,
  • courtship among, [41], [75].
  • sexual instinct in, [262].
• Auto-intoxication by muscular movement, [53].
• Auto-sadism, [127].

• Bambula dance, [49].
• Bathory, Countess, [124].
• Bedouins,
  • marriage by capture among, [77].
• Bertrand, Sergeant, [182].
• Birds,
  • sexual impulse in, [30], [233], [246].
• Bismarck,
  • traces of masochism in, [112].
• Biting in relationship to sexual instinct, [84] et seq., [120].
• Bladder and sexual organs,
  • relationship between, [59] et seq.
• Blood,
  • the fascination of, [121] et seq.
• Borneo,
  • use of ampallang in, [98].
• Brazil,
  • courtship in, [47].
• Bullying, [173].

• Capture,
  • marriage by, [71] et seq.
• Castration, [7] et seq., [237].
• Cerebellum as a sexual center, [15].
• Cerebral sexual centers,
  • alleged, [15].
• Chained,
  • the idea of being, [156].
• Chastity among savages, [260], [266].
• China,
  • marriage ceremony in, [77].
• Chinese eunuchs, [9].
• Chinese hedgehog, [99].
• Christianity and women, [192], [197].
• Church and flagellation, the, [129], [130].
• Coitus,
  • mechanism of, [235].
  • compared to epilepsy, [63].
  • often sacred among savages, [261].
• Combat and courtship, [28], [67], [172].
• Contrectation, [21].
• Courtship, [22] et seq., [33], [34] et seq., [66] et seq.,
  • [172] et seq., [229], [239].
• Cow-birds,
  • courtship of, [39].
• Crime as a manifestation of adolescence, [70].
• Criminality in relation to marriage, [190].
• Cruelty among animals, [67].
  • in human beings, [68] et seq., [83], [109], [171], [185].
• Cymri,
  • marriage customs of, [133].

• Dancing in relation to sexual impulse, [29], [41] et seq. [53], [56].
  • among Australians, [41].
  • the most usual method of attaining tumescence, [53].
  • why it acts so powerfully on the organism, [54].
• Day-dreams, erotic, [143], [145], [146].
• Degenerative conditions on sexual desire,
  • influence of, [175].
• Dendryphantes elegans, [36].
• Detumescence,
  • impulse of, [21], [59], [63], [65].
• Diffusion of sexual impulse in women, [249] et seq.
• Discipline, the, [129].
• Disgust as a sexual stimulant, [178].
• Divorce in relation to sexual difference in the suicide-rate, [189].
• Doraphobia, [115].
• Dreams of struggling horses, [169].
  • erotic, [241].
• Drunkenness in relation to marriage, [191].
• Ducks,
  • courtship among, [10].
• Ductless glands, [16].

• Eider-ducks,
  • courtship of, [233].
• Ejaculation,
  • premature, [232].
• Emotion aroused by pain, [172], [186].
• Ephesian matron, the, [181].
• Epilepsy and micturition, [59], [61].
  • analogy between coitus, [63].
• Erotic symbolism, [188].
• Erotisation, [8].
• Eskimos,
  • marriage by capture among, [75].
  • sexual instinct in, [268].
• Esthetic sense of animals,
  • alleged, [266].
• Estrus, [25].
• Eunuchs,
  • sexual impulse in, [9].
• Evacuation theory of sexual impulse, [3] et seq., [17], [58].
• Excess in intercourse not injurious to women, [247] et seq.
• Exercise, the intoxication of muscular, [53].
• Exhibitionism, a cause of, [223].

• Faroe Islanders,
  • courtship among.
• Fatigue, [182], [187].
• Fear as a sexual stimulant, [138], [172] et seq.
• Fetichism, [156], [157].
• Fetters,
  • the fascination of, [156].
• Flagellation, [129] et seq.
• Frigidity,
  • in women, sexual, [203] et seq.
  • a cause of sterility, [212], [239].
• Frog,
  • sexual instinct of, [4], [7].
• Fuegians,
  • sexual instinct in, [268].
• Funerals as a sexual stimulant, [180].
• Fur,
  • fascination of, [115], [116].

• Gelding,
  • sexual impulse in, [8].
• Genital sphere larger in women, [249].
• Geskel, [99].
• Glandulæ vesiculares, [6].
• Goethe's masochism, [112].
• Gonorrhœa in young boys, [224].
• Greek antiquity, love in, [196].
• Grief as a sexual stimulant, [180].
• Griselda, [102].
• Gurus,
  • courtship among, [50].

• Hanging and sexual excitement, [152].
• Head hunting, [68].
• Helix aspersa, [35].
• Hemothymia, [121].
• Hormones, [16].
• Horror feminæ normal in absence of sexual impulse, [265].
• Horses,
  • sexual perversion in, [137].
  • sexual excitement produced by spectacle of, [169].
• Hungary,
  • masochism in, [79].
• Hunger,
  • analogy between sexual impulse and, [64].
• Hyperhedonia, [203].
• Hyphedonia, [203].
• Hypnotic suggestions and frigidity, [240].

• Impregnation in relation to tumescence, [212], [239].
• Impulse,
  • definition of sexual, [2].
• India,
  • courtship in, [46], [77].
  • sexual instinct in, [273].
• Indians,
  • courtship among American, [48], [80].
  • sexual instinct among American, [268].
• Indonesian peoples,
  • use of ampallang, etc., among, [97] et seq.
• Insanity,
  • in relation to marriage, [190].
  • in relation to sexual instinct, [214], [251], [255].
• Instinct,
  • definition of, [1] et seq.
• Internal secretions, [16].
• Intoxication,
  • the fascination of, [54], [185].
  • of muscular movement, [53].
• Inversion,
  • associated with masochism, [149].