Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 5 / Erotic Symbolism; The Mechanism of Detumescence; The Psychic State in Pregnancy

by Havelock Ellis

• Zaborsky, [209].
• Zoppi, [180].
• Zimmer, [52].
• Zola, [101].

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INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

• Abyssinians,
  • coitus among, [163].
• Acquired element in erotic symbolism, [28].
• Acromegaly and sexual development, [186].
• Alcohol,
  • aphrodisiac effects of, [174].
• Algolagnia,
  • in relation to scatologic symbolism, [56];
  • as a form of erotic symbolism, [106].
• Anæsthesia,
  • sexual, [186].
• Anæsthetics in relation to sexual excitement, [156].
• Anaphrodisiacs, [177].
• Animal copulation,
  • attraction of, [72].
• Animals,
  • detumescence in, [158], [160], [168].
• Annamites,
  • coitus among, [163].
• Antipathies of pregnant women, [212].
• Anus in relation to pubic hair, [128];
  • as an erogenous zone, [133].
• Apes,
  • sexual organs of, [125], [127], [136], [165];
  • sexual congress in, [144], [147].
• Aphrodisiacs, [172] et seq.
• Apples,
  • longings of women for, [216].
• Arabs,
  • penis in, [122].
• Artist,
  • compared to lover, [108].
• Associations of contiguity and resemblance in erotic symbolism, [3].
• Australian method of sexual congress, [147], [148].
• Auto-suggestions,
  • longings of pregnancy as, [213].

• Bartholin,
  • glands of, [145].
• Beard in relation to sexual development, [197].
• Beauty,
  • the objective element in, [107] et seq.
• Bestiality, [77] et seq.
• Bladder in relation to sexual excitement, [56], [154], [155].
• Blood during pregnancy, [206].
• Blood-pressure during detumescence, [151], [169].
• Breasts,
  • and erotic temperament, [188];
  • during pregnancy, [206].
• Bromide as an anaphrodisiac, [177].
• Bulbo-cavernous reflex, [149], [157].

• Camphor as an anaphrodisiac, [177].
• Cantharides,
  • effects of, [174].
• Castration,
  • results of, [180], [183].
• Celery as an aphrodisiac, [174].
• Children,
  • attracted to foot, [16];
  • to scatology, [53];
  • to copulation of animals, [72];
  • to hair, [74];
  • food impulses of, [215].
• Chinese,
  • foot-fetichism of, [21].
• Circulatory conditions during coitus, [151];
  • during pregnancy, [207].
• Clitoris, [118], [121], [126], [129] et seq., [146].
• Clothes,
  • erotic fascination of, [45].
• Coitus,
  • the phenomena of, [111] et seq.;
  • the methods of, [146] et seq.;
  • ethnic variations in methods of, [147], [151];
  • respiratory and circulatory conditions during, [151];
  • interruptus as a cause of vasomotor disturbance, [152], [178];
  • glandular activity during, [153];
  • motor activity during, [153] et seq.;
  • psychic state during, [157];
  • serious effects of, [168].
• Congenital element in erotic symbolism, [27].
• Contiguity in erotic symbolism,
  • associations of, [3].
• Coprolagnia, [47], [62] et seq.
• Coprophagia,
  • religious and sexual, [57].
• Courtship, [142].
• Crystallization,
  • Stendhal's, [9], [107].

• Defile,
  • the impulse to, [95].
• Distillatio, [153].
• Dog,
  • human sexual intercourse with, [83].
• Dynamometric experiments during sexual excitement, [154].

• Ejaculation, the mechanism of, [149].
• Embryo, [117].
• Epilepsy and exhibitionism, [91], [103];
  • compared to coitus, [150];
  • as a result of coitus, [169].
• Erectility during coitus, [144].
• Erogenous zone,
  • anus as, [133];
  • lips as, [143], [202].
• Erotic intoxication, [155].
• Erotic temperament, [182] et seq.
• Eryngo as an aphrodisiac, [174].
• Ethnic variations in coitus, [147], [150], [159], [163].
• Etruscans,
  • sexual significance of foot among, [24].
• Eunuchs,
  • characteristics of, [183].
• Exercise on sexual organs,
  • influence of, [123].
• Exhibitionism, [89] et seq.
• Eyes during detumescence, [166];
  • in relation to erotic temperament, [189];
  • darker at puberty, [193].