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Start of eBook	1
INTRODUCTION TO TRANSLATION	1
AUTHOR’S PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION	3
AUTHOR’S PREFACE TO THE THIRD EDITION	3
I	5
PARTIAL IMPULSES AND EROGENOUS ZONES	22
	23
REFERENCE TO THE INFANTILISM OF SEXUALITY	24
II	29
THE SEXUAL LATENCY PERIOD OF CHILDHOOD AND ITS INTERRUPTIONS	31
THE MANIFESTATIONS OF THE INFANTILE SEXUALITY	32
THE SEXUAL AIM OF THE INFANTILE SEXUALITY	34
THE MASTURBATIC SEXUAL MANIFESTATIONS[13]	35
THE INFANTILE SEXUAL INVESTIGATION	40
THE SOURCES OF THE INFANTILE SEXUALITY	44
III	51
THE PRIMACY OF THE GENITAL ZONES AND THE FORE-PLEASURE	52
THE PROBLEM OF SEXUAL EXCITEMENT	55
THE THEORY OF THE LIBIDO	57
DIFFERENTIATION BETWEEN MAN AND WOMAN	58
THE OBJECT-FINDING	60
SUMMARY	64
INDEX	74
Baths, warm, therapeutic effects of, 62	75
Cadavers, 25	75
Dangers of fore-pleasure, 72	76
Ear lobe pulling, 42	76
Faith, 15	77
Hair, 18	78
Ideal of sexual life, the union of all desires in one object, 61	78
Kiernan, 7	79
	79
Magnan’s classification, 4	81
	81
Pain ranks with loathing and shame, 23	82
Railroad activities, sexual element in, 62	84
Sadger, J., 1	85
Temperature sensitiveness, as result of distinct erogenous action, 62	88
Ulrich, 9	88
Vagina, glandular activity of, the somatic sign of sexual excitation, 69	88
Wishes, symptoms of hysteria are substitutes for, 27	88
Zola, 96	89
Volume VII July, 1920 Number 3	89
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY	89
CONTENTS	89
NERVOUS AND MENTAL DISEASE PUBLISHING COMPANY	89
Publishers of	89

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