III Homosexuality and Jealousy—Masked Jealousy—A Jealous Wife
of a Physician—Why Women Abuse Servant
Girls—Transference of Jealousy to the
Surroundings—Jealousy of the Father—Jealousy of the
Residence—Jealousy of the Past—A Young Woman
Oversensitive to Any Noises 109
IV Jealousy and Paranoia—Jealousy as Projection of One’s Own
Inadequacy—Freud’s Researches on Paranoia—The
Investigations of Juliusburger—The Jealousy of a
Paranoiac—Jealousy Delusion of a Merchant—Jealousy and
Alcoholism—The Evolution of Mankind from Bisexuality to
Monosexuality—Metamorphosis Sexualis Paranoica—The
Monotheism of Sexuality—Jealousy and Criminality 155
V Homosexuality and Sadism—The Analysis of a
Homosexual—Earliest Memories—First Account of His
Attitude—Fear of Tuberculosis—His Attitude towards His
Parents—First Dream—Dreams of Urinals—Anal
Eroticism—Coprophagia—The Mother as a
Tyrant—Transvestitism—An Important Dream—Voyeur and
Exhibitionist—Other Dreams—Poems to the Mother—Maternal
Body Dreams—Sadistic Phantasies—A Spermatozoan Dream—The
Dream About Wild Bears—Summarization of the Analytic
Data in the Case—The Formula of Homosexuality 199
VI History and Analysis of a Homosexual—Childhood
Reminiscences—Anal Erotism—Attachment to the
Mother—Interpretation of Dream Symbolisms—Lore of the
Father—Regression Theory of Homosexuality 227
VII The Neurotic’s Inability to Love—The Narcissism of the
Homosexual—Progressive Sexual Differentiation with the
Growth of Culture—The Position of the Homosexual in the
Struggle between Sexes—The Social Causes of
Homosexuality—Homosexuality among Greeks—Increase of
Polar Sexual Tension—Various Therapeutic
Measures—Hypnosis—Moll’s Association
therapy—Psychoanalysis—The Path towards Cure and the
Conditions for Recovery 289
I
THE RELATIONS OF THE HOMOSEXUAL TO THE OTHER SEX—FEAR, DISGUST,
HATE, AND ANGER—HOMOSEXUALITY AND EPILEPSY—SADGER’S
RESEARCHES—HIRSCHFELD’S THESES—FEAR OF THE SEXUAL
PARTNER—DISGUST FOR WOMAN—SADISTIC ATTITUDE—EPILEPSY AND
HOMOSEXUALITY—OTHER REACTIONS INDICATING REVULSION—MY FIRST
EARLY EXPERIENCES—SADGER’S INVESTIGATIONS.
_Jedermann trägt ein Bild des Weibes von der Mutter her in sich: davon
wird er bestimmt, die Weiber überhaupt zu verehren oder sie
geringzuschätzen oder gegen sie in allgemeinen gleichgültig zu sein._
—_Nietzsche._
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