Three Contributions to the Theory of Sex eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 148 pages of information about Three Contributions to the Theory of Sex.
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Three Contributions to the Theory of Sex eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 148 pages of information about Three Contributions to the Theory of Sex.

Psychoanalysis, 26
  shows early intimidation from normal sexual aims, 18, note 17
  explains fetichism, 20, note 19
  reduces bisexuality to activity and passivity, 24
  reduces symptoms of hysteria, 27
  unconscious phantasies revealed by, 29, note 25
  of thumb-sucking, 43
  of anal zone, 47
  brings forgotten material to consciousness, 51
  of infantile sexuality, 55, note 19
  and inquisitiveness of children, 56
  and pregenital organizations, 58
  and tenderness of sexual life, 61
  novelty of, 66
  of transference psychoses, 77
  gives at present definite information only about transformations of object-libido, 78
  cannot distinguish ego-libido from other effective energies, 78
  shows two paths of object finding, 82, note 5
  shows individual struggle with incest temptations, 85, note 9
  positive perversions accessible to therapy of, 90, note 12

Psychoneuroses based on sexual motive powers, 26
  associated with manifest inversions, 29, note 26
  traces of all perversions in, 30
  significance of erogenous zones in, 32
  preponderance of special erogenous zones in, 34

Psychoneurotics, sexual life of, explained only through psychoanalysis, 26
  Sexual Activities of, 27
  disease of, appears after puberty, 33
  constitution of, tendency to inversions in, 34
  sexuality of preserves infantile character, 39

Psychosexual hermaphrodites show indifference to which sex their object belongs, 2
  not paralleled by other psychic qualities, 8
  phenomena explained by nature of ego-libido, 77
  development, disturbances of, show incestuous object selection, 86

Puberty not the time of the beginning of the sexual impulse, 1; 36
  relation of, to inversion, 3
  definite sexual behavior not determined till after, 10, note 11
  Transformations of, 68
  most striking process of, the growth of the genitals, 69

Railroad activities, sexual element in, 62

Reaction formation, 40
    and sublimation two diverse processes, 41
  feelings of, 41
  formation begins in latency period, 95

Reading as source of sexual excitement through fear, 64

Regression appears in sex development of woman, 68
  produced by factors injuring sexual development, 97

Repression of certain powerful components, 94
  not a suspension, 95
  result of, an almost normal sexual life, 95

Repression, inner determinations of, unknown, 96
  effect of, cannot be made retrogressive, 98
  a special process cutting off conscious discharge of wishes, 27

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