Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 4 / Sexual Selection In Man

by Havelock Ellis

• German ideal of beauty, [147].
• Goethe's olfactory sensibility, [74].
• Gray eyes,
  • admiration for, [180].
• Greeks,
  • conception of music, [125].
  • ideal of beauty, [145].
  • pygmalionism among, [188].
• Green eyes,
  • admiration for, [180].
• Gunnings, the, [183].

• Hair as an element of beauty, [159], [173], [177] et seq.
  • sexual development of, [91].
  • suggested function of, [95].
  • odor of, [97].
• Hallucinations of smell, [70].
• Hamilton, Lady, [183].
• Hebrews acquainted with kiss, [219].
  • ideal of beauty, [142].
• Henna plant,
  • odor of, [104].
• Heterogamy, [207].
• Hindu ideal of beauty, [142].
• Hips as a feature of beauty, [164] et seq.
• Homogamy, [204], [207].
• Hottentot apron as a feature of beauty, [157].
• Hura dance, [186].
• Hypnosis,
  • effect of music during, [117].
• Hysteria and the skin, [9].

• Immorality and bathing, [37] et seq.
• Incest, origin of the abhorrence of, [204] et seq.
• Incontinence,
  • odor of, [64].
• Indians, American,
  • ideas of beauty, [153], [175].
  • odor of, [60].
  • types of beauty, [152].
  • seldom acquainted with kiss, [221].
• Infants,
  • odor of, [63].
• Insects and music, [123].
  • smell in their sexual life, [47], [92], [97].
• Inversion,
  • influence of odor in sexual, [80] et seq.
• Irish ideal of beauty, [149].
• Italian ideal of beauty, [149], [179].
• Itching,
  • its parallelism to sexual tumescence, [15].

• Japanese,
  • ideal of beauty, [141], [154].
  • odor of, [60].
  • perfumes among, [99].
  • unacquainted with kiss, [217].
• Javanese, [49], [154].
• Jewish ideal of beauty, [142].
• Joan of Aragon as a type of beauty, [105].

• Kiss, the, [5], [7], [22], [66], [215] et seq.
• Kwan-yin as a type of beauty, [154].

• Lactation,
  • controlling influences on, [24].
  • in relation to menstruation, [25].
• Larynx at puberty, [124].
• Laughter as a form of detumescence, [14].
• Leather,
  • odor of, [64], [100] et seq.
• Lily,
  • odor of, [103].
• Longevity and beauty, [139].

• Malays,
  • ideals of beauty, [141].
  • the kiss among, [221].
• Maoris, [49].
• Married couples,
  • degree of resemblance between, [200] et seq.
• Massage as a sexual stimulant, [6], [39].
• Masturbation,
  • in relation to acne, [10].
  • in relation to bleeding of nose, [68].
  • in relation to hallucinations of smell, [71].
• Melody,
  • the nature of, [115].
• Memories,
  • olfactory, [56].
  • tactile, [5].
• Menstruation,
  • in relation to acne, [10].
  • in relation to lactation, [25].
  • in relation to body odors, [64].
  • in relation to bleeding of nose, [68].
• Mirror as a method of heightening tumescence, [187].
• Mixoscopy, [188].
• Modesty in relation to ticklishness, [18].
• Mohammed,
  • his love of perfumes, [99].
  • his opinion of public baths, [35].
• Mohammedans,
  • attitude toward bath, [35].
  • preference for musk perfume, [98].
• Mosquitoes,
  • attracted by music, [123].
• Moths,
  • sexual odors of, [92], [97].
• Movement,
  • beauty of, [168], [186].
• Music,
  • among Chinese and Greeks, [125].
  • origins of, [113] et seq.
  • effects of, during hypnosis, [117].
  • physiological influence of, [118] et seq.
• Music,
  • why it is pleasurable, [122].
  • its sexual attraction among animals, [123].
  • in man, [124] et seq.
  • supposed therapeutic effects, [126].
• Musk, [53], [57], [60], [63], [77], [80], [91], [93], [95], [96] et seq., [107].
• Mutilations,
  • among savages for magic purposes, [160].
  • for sake of beauty, [157], [175].

• Narcissism, [187].
• Nasal mucous membrane and genital sphere, [68] et seq.
• Nates as a feature of beauty, [164] et seq.
• Necklace,
  • significance of, [160].
• Necrophily, [188].
• Negress,
  • beauty of, [152], [185].
  • odor of, [59], [96].
• Negro ideas of beauty, [153].
  • odor of, [59].
  • mode of kissing, [218], [220].
• Neopallium, [45].
• Neurasthenia and olfactory susceptibility, [72], [107].
  • in relation to pruritus, [15].
• Nicobarese, [50], [60].
• Nietzsche's supposed olfactory sensibility, [73].
• Nipple as a sexual focus, [23] et seq.
• Nose and sexual organs,
  • supposed connection, between, [67].

• Obesity,
  • the oriental admiration for, [166].
• Odors,
  • artificial, [93].
  • classification of, [53].
  • as stimulants, [57], [80], [98].
  • as medicines, [58], [98].
  • distinctive of various human races, [59].
  • of sanctity, [62].
• Odors of death, [62].
  • of the body, [62] et seq.
• Olfaction in relation to sexual selection, [66] et seq.
  • (See "Odors" and "Smells.")
  • the study of, [50] et seq.
• Olfactory area of brain, [44] et seq.
• Oöphorectomy and sense of smell, [65].
• Orgasm as a skin reflex, [16].
  • founded on tactile sensations, [7].
  • produced by various tactile contacts, [9].
• Ornament,
  • its religious significance, [160].
  • sexual significance of, [159].
• Overall, Mrs., [183].

• Padmini, [77], [142].
• Papuans, [48], [66], [95], [167].
• Parity,
  • the sexual charm of, [195] et seq.
• Peasants,
  • odor of, [89].
• Peau d'Espagne, [99].
• Perfume,
  • ancient use of, [77], [96].
  • sexual influence of, [86], [91] et seq.
  • results of excessive stimulation by, [107] et seq.
• Persian ideal of beauty, [144].
• Phallus worship, [160].
• Pigmentation connected with intensity of odor, [61], [80].
  • in relation to beauty, [177] et seq., [197] et seq.
  • in relation to vigor, [203].
• Polynesian dancing, [186].
• Pompeii, [31], [156].
• Preferential mating, [202].
• Pregnancy as an ideal of beauty, [68].
• Primary sex characters as an element of beauty, [157].
• Provençal ideal of beauty, [146].
• Pruritus, [15].
• Puberty,
  • accompanied by increased interest in art, [133].
  • olfactory sensibility at, [86].
• Pygmalionism, [188].