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

by Havelock Ellis

• Face during detumescence,
  • expression of, [166].
• Fæces as a drug, [58].
• Fecundation,
  • the phenomena of, [117];
  • artificial, [166].
• Feet as a sexual symbol,
  • uncovering, [15].
• Fellatio, [172].
• Fetichism,
  • erotic, [2] et seq.
• Flagellation, [64], [94], [102], [106].
• Foot-fetichism,
  • see Shoe-fetichism.
• Fuegians,
  • penis in, [122].
• Fur as a fetich, [76].

• Garments as fetiches, [10], [74]
• Genital organs as fetiches, [10].
• Goat as a human sexual fetich, [80], [82].
• Greeks,
  • sexual significance of foot among, [24].

• Hair as a fetich, [74];
  • despoilers of, [75];
  • pubic, [125] et seq.;
  • darkens at puberty, [193];
  • in relation to erotic temperament, [194] et seq.;
  • in pregnancy, [205].
• Hand as fetich, [15].
• Heart during pregnancy, [206].
• Homosexuality as a form of erotic symbolism, [2].
• Hottentot apron, [134].
• Hymen, [138] et seq., [162].
• Hyperæsthesia, sexual, [6] et seq.
• Hypertrichosis universalis, [195].
• Hysteria, [143], [209], [227].

• Ideal coprolagnia, [64].
• Idiocy as result of maternal impressions, [218], [224].
• Idiots,
  • sexual development of, [198].
• Impregnation without rupture of hymen, [162];
  • without conjunctions, [163];
  • artificial, [166].
• Impressions,
  • maternal, [217] et seq.
• Intellectual work,
  • relation of pregnancy to, [229].
• Intoxication,
  • erotic, [155].

• Japanese,
  • labia majora in, [125].
• Joy,
  • the expression of, [167].

• Kiss, the, [143].
• Kleptomania and pregnancy, [216].
• Knee-jerk in pregnancy, [208].

• Labia majora, [125] et seq.
• Labia minora, [119], [134] et seq.
• Larynx in relation to sexual state, [203].
• Linea fusca, [192].
• Lips,
  • as an erogenous zone, [143], [202];
  • in relation to erotic temperament, [190].
• Longings of pregnancy, [210];
  • theories of, [212];
  • as auto-suggestions, [213];
  • physiological basis of, [214];
  • relation to the longings of childhood, [215].

• Masochism,
  • in relation to shoe-fetichism, [31];
  • in relation to scatalogic symbolism, [56];
  • in relation to exhibitionism of nates, [102];
  • as a form of erotic symbolism, [106].
• Masturbation and pubic hair, [127];
  • hypertrophy of clitoris ascribed to, [131];
  • part played by clitoris in, [133];
  • why some theologians permitted, [146];
  • phenomena during, [155].
• Maternal element in sexual love, [201].
• Maternal impressions, [217] et seq.
• Menstruation in relation to coitus, [145];
  • metabolism during, [208];
  • in relation to sickness of pregnancy, [209];
  • compared to pregnancy, [228].
• Mental state during pregnancy, [208].
• Metabolism during pregnancy, [208].
• Mixoscopic zoophilia, [71].
• Modesty a supposed sign of virginity, [204].
• Mohammedan method of sexual congress, [147].
• Mole as a fetich, [12].
• Mongol peoples,
  • foot fetichism among various, [23].
• Mons veneris, [124].
• Mordvins,
  • foot-fetichism among, [23].
• Motor activity during coitus, [183] et seq.
• Mouth in relation to erotic temperament, [191].
• Muscular movements during coitus, [154].

• Nates in relation to coprolagnia, [63];
  • in relation to exhibitionism, [100], [102];
  • in relation to erotic temperament, [186].
• Necrophilia, [11], [81].
• Negative fetich, [8].
• Negro,
  • penis in, [122];
  • labia majora in, [125];
  • clitoris in, [130];
  • labia minora in, [134];
  • method of sexual congress among, [147].
• Nervous system during pregnancy, [208].
• Neurasthenia cordis vasomotoria, [152].
• Nipples,
  • pigmentation of, [193].
• Nudity,
  • religious, [99].
• Nutrition,
  • symbolism of, [7].
• Nymphæ, [119], [134] et seq.
• Nymphomania, [186].

• Obsessions of scruple, [7];
  • longings of pregnancy as, [211].
• Obsessional exhibitionism, [102].
• Odor an alleged sign of defloration, [203].
• Onion as an aphrodisiac, [174].
• Opium as an aphrodisiac, [176].
• Organs,
  • sexual, [119] et seq.
• Ova and spermatozoa,
  • union of, [161] et seq.
• Ovarian extract, effects of, [179].
• Ovaries,
  • function of, [181];
  • analogy of with thyroid, [208].