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

by Havelock Ellis

• Paidophilia, [11], [13].
• Pain and erotic symbolism, [106].
• Pedicatio, [133].
• Pelvic development and erotic temperament, [186].
• Pelvic floor, variability of, [119].
• Pelvic inclination, [126].
• Penis, [119], [121] et seq., [129].
• Penis-fetichism, [96].
• Phallic worship, [98].
• Physiognomists and the erotic temperament, [182].
• Pica, [211].
• Pigmentation in relation to erotic temperament, [191];
  • in pregnancy, [205].
• Potatoes,
  • the supposed aphrodisiac effects of, [173].
• Precocity,
  • influence of, [29].
• Pregnancy and pigmentation, [193];
  • psychic state in, [201] et seq.;
  • sexual desire during, [227];
  • relation of to intellectual work, [229].
• Presbyophilia, [11].
• Prostate, [171].
• Prostitutes,
  • external genitals of, [136];
  • stature of, [187].
• Psychic exhibitionism, [94].
• Psychic condition during coitus, [157].
• Puberty,
  • the phenomena of, [184];
  • pigmentary changes at, [192].
• Pubic hair, [125] et seq.; [204].
• Puericulture, [229].
• Pygmalionism, [11], [12].

• Quadrupedal method of coitus in man, [148].

• Rachitic,
  • sexual tendencies of the, [184].
• Reflex, bulbo-cavernous, [149].
• Reflexes during pregnancy, [208].
• Religious scatalogic symbolism, [57].
• Resemblance in erotic symbolism,
  • associations of, [3].
• Respiration during coitus, [151].
• Responsibility of pregnant women, [217].
• Restif de la Bretonne's shoe-fetichism, [18].
• Romans,
  • sexual significance of foot among, [24];
  • methods of coitus among, [147], [148].
• Rousseau, [102].
• Rue as an anaphrodisiac, [177].

• Sadism, [106].
• Saint compared to lover, [109].
• Salivation during coitus, [153].
• Satyriasis, [185].
• Scatalogic symbolism, [47] et seq.
• Scrotum, [123].
• Scruple, obsessions of, [7].
• Secretions of genital canal, [146].
• Semen,
  • alleged female, [146];
  • in coitus, [157];
  • in female genital canal, [159];
  • vital activity of, [165];
  • artificial injection of, [166];
  • constituents of, [171];
  • as a stimulant, [172].
• Sexual anæsthesia, [186].
• Sexual conjugation, [116] et seq.
• Sexual desire during pregnancy, [229].
• Sexual organs, [119] et seq.
• Sexual selection in relation to erotic symbolism, [106];
  • in relation to external sexual organs, [127];
  • the probable cause of the hymen, [140].
• Shadow as a fetich, [8].
• Shoe,
  • sexual significance of, [25].
• Shoe-fetichism frequency of, [15];
  • normal basis of, [16], [27];
  • illustrated by Restif de la Bretonne, [18];
  • prevalence of among Chinese, etc., [21];
  • former prevalence in Europe, [24];
  • congenital basis of, [27];
  • acquired element in, [28];
  • favored by precocity, [29];
  • relation to masochism, [30];
  • illustrative cases of, [33] et seq.;
  • dynamic element in, [45].
• Sickness of pregnancy, [209] et seq.
• Skin,
  • sexual significance of, [143], [177];
  • condition of during coitus, [144], [153];
  • in relation to erotic temperament, [190];
  • sexual pigmentation of, [193].
• Slipper as a sexual symbol, [25].
• Smile,
  • origin of the, [167].
• Sodomy,
  • the term, [72].
• Spain,
  • sexual attractiveness of foot in, [26].
• Spermatozoa reach ova,
  • how the, [161] et seq., [171].
• Spermin, [179].
• Sphygmanometer experiments during sexual excitement, [152].
• Stature and erotic temperament, [187].
• Stimulants, [178].
• Stuff-fetichisms, [73] et seq.
• Strychnine,
  • aphrodisiac effects of, [174].
• Suggestion in relation to longings of pregnancy, [214].
• Symbols,
  • nature of, [3];
  • of sex in language, [4].

• Temperament,
  • alleged erotic, [182] et seq.
• Testicular juices,
  • effects of, [179].
• Testes, [123], [181], [197].
• Thyroid,
  • condition during sexual excitement, [203];
  • during pregnancy, [207].
• Ticklishness in relation to stuff-fetichisms, [76].
• Tumescence in relation to detumescence, [115] et seq., [142].

• Unnatural offence,
  • the term, [72].
• Urethra,
  • variability of female, [120];
  • an erogenous zone, [133].
• Urethrorrhœa ex libidine, [153].
• Urinary stream,
  • in relation to nymphæ, [136];
  • an alleged index to virginity, [204].
• Urine in religious rites, [50];
  • possesses magical virtues, [52];
  • in legends, [52];
  • in medicine, [59];
  • during coitus, [153], [154].
• Urolagnia, [47] et seq.
• Uterus, [118], [132], [159] et seq., [194], [210].

• Vagina, [126], [137], [145], [159], [163], [177].
• Vaginismus, [13], [163].
• Vasomotor conditions during coitus, [151].
• Vaudonism, [98].
• Virginity,
  • ancient diagnosis of, [126], [138], [203] et seq.
• Virile reflex, [149].
• Voice,
  • in relation to erotic temperament, [188];
  • in relation to virginity, [203].
• Vomiting of pregnancy, [209] et seq.
• Vulva, [124] et seq. [148], [163].
• Vulva-fetichism, [96].

• Waist,
  • origin of admiration for small, [21].

• Yohimbin as an aphrodisiac, [176].

• Zooerastia, [77] et seq.
• Zoophilia erotica, [71], [76].
• Zoophilia non-erotic, [77].