The Sexual Life of Our Time in Its Relations to Modern Civilization: Translated from the Sixth German EditionBloch, Iwan
Philosophy
The Sexual Life of Our Time in Its Relations to Modern Civilization: Translated from the Sixth German Edition
Bloch, Iwan
Sex; Sexual ethics
[39] From this fact we may draw the conclusion that the so-called
_hospitable prostitution_ is only a variety of religious prostitution.
[40] J. A. Dulaure, “Des Divinités génératrices,” etc. (Paris, 1885).
[41] W. Schwartz, “Prehistoric Anthropological Studies,” p. 278
(Berlin, 1884).
[42] _Cf._ J. J. Bachofen, “The Legend of Tanaquil, an Investigation
concerning Orientalism in Rome and Italy,” p. 43 (Heidelberg, 1870).
[43] _Cf._ the details and more exact reports in my work,
“Contributions to the Etiology of Psychopathia Sexualis,” vol. i., pp.
84, 85.
[44] Karsandas Mulji, “History of the Sect of Mahārājas or
Vallabhāchārjas in Western India,” p. 161 (London, 1865).
[45] _Cf._ E. Hardy, “History of Indian Religions,” pp. 124-126
(Leipzig, 1898).
[46] K. Fr. Ph. von Martius, “Contributions to the Ethnography and
Philology of America,” vol. i., p. 113 (Leipzig, 1867).
[47] Starke, “The Primitive Family,” p. 135 (Leipzig, 1888).
[48] _Cf._ L. Tobler, “Old Maids in Belief and Custom among the German
People” (_Zeitschrift für Völkerpsychologie_), by Lazarus and
Steinthal, vol. xiv., pp. 64-90 (Berlin, 1882).
[49] W. H. Roscher, “Nectar and Ambrosia,” pp. 80-89 (Leipzig, 1883).
[50] _Cf._ Edward Sellon, “Annotations on the Sacred Writings of the
Hindus,” p. 3 (London, 1865).
[51] Ploss-Bartels, “Das Weib in der Natur- und Völkerkunde,” vol. i.,
p. 580 (eighth edition, Leipzig, 1905).
[52] E. Hardy, _op. cit._, p. 125.
[53] Sellon, “Annotations,” etc., p. 30.
[54] Ploss-Bartels, _op. cit._, p. 608.
[55] _Cf._ H. Beck, “Count Tolstoi’s ‘Kreuzer Sonata,’” etc., p. 5
(Leipzig, 1898).
[56] _Cf._ “Mystical Marriages,” in the _Vossische Zeitung_, No. 370,
August 9, 1904.
[57] _Cf._ Adolf Harnack, “Medical Data from Ancient Ecclesiastical
History” (Leipzig, 1892, pp. 27, 28, and 52).
[58] Iwan Bloch, “Schopenhauer’s Illness in the Year 1823” (A
Contribution to Pathography based upon an Unpublished Document). Paper
read at the Berlin Society for the History of the Natural Sciences and
Medicine on June 15, 1906. Printed in _Medizinische Klinik_, 1906,
Nos. 25 and 26.
[59] It is a remarkable fact that the hypersexual Marquis de Sade
expressed this identical idea, in precise agreement with the asexual
Weininger.
[60] _Cf._ the chapter “Woman and Humanity,” in “Sex and Character,”
pp. 453-472.
[61] G. Hirth, “Ways to Love,” p. 219. _Cf._ also the pertinent remark
of Grete Meisel-Hess, “Misogyny and Contempt for Women” (Vienna,
1904).
[62] _Cf._ also the exhaustive research, with regard to witch-mania
and witchcraft, by Count von Hoensbroech, “The Papacy in its
Socio-Civil Reality” (third edition, vol. i., pp. 380-599; Leipzig).
[63] Gotthilf Heinrich von Schubert, “The Sins of Sorcery in their Old
and New Form” (Erlangen, 1854, p. 25).
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