Three Contributions to the Theory of SexFreud, Sigmund
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Three Contributions to the Theory of Sex
Freud, Sigmund
Sex
acquired, 5
too close connection of, with object assumed, 12
entirely independent of its object, 13
most poorly controlled of all by higher psychic activities, 14
alone was extolled by the ancients, 14, note 13
Masochism in, causes unconscious fixation of libido on the hypnotist, 15, note 14
closely connected with cruelty, 23
the source of symptoms of neuroses, 27
perverse, converted expression of, 29
in psychoneuroses, 33
ignorance of essential features of, 36
becomes altruistic, 68
regularly becomes autoerotic, 81
not awakened, 82
of genitals reawakens, 50
primitive formation of, 42
inhibition, 40
inversion, 2
presupposes that sexual object is reverse of normal, 10
inverts, 1, note 1
investigation, infantile, 55
latency period, in childhood, 39
life of children, 40
shows components regarding others as sexual objects, 53
tender streams of, 61
normality of guaranteed by concurrence of two streams, 68
all disturbances of, as inhibitions of development, 69
development of, of children unimportant in lower stages of culture and important in higher, 99
love shown by children towards parents at an early date, 83
manifestations in childhood, exceptional, 39
the masturbatic, 47
object is the person from whom the sexual attraction emanates, 1
Deviation in Reference to the, 2
inaccessibility of, leads to occasional inversion, 3
of inverts, 10
male inverts look for real feminine psychic features in, 11
female active inverts look for femininity in, 12
the sexually immature and animals as, 13
emphasis placed by moderns on the, 14, note 13
lingering at intermediary relations to, one of the perversions, 15
object, overestimation of the, 15
unfit substitutes for, 18
selection in very young children, 55, note 19
found at puberty, 68
and aim concurrent in normal sexual life, 68
in mother's breast, 81
lost when infant forms general picture of person, 81
of nursing period, 82
organization, pregenital oral, 59
overestimation of, rises only when woman refuses, 80
process, motive power for, escapes in fore-pleasure, 72
rejection leaves in unconscious of neurotic the psychosexual activity for object finding, 86
satisfaction from muscular activity, 63
substance, rôle of, 74
symbolism of forms of motion, 63
tension loosened by copulation, 14
implies feeling of displeasure, 70
carries impulse to alter psychic situation, 70
appears even in infancy, 73
does not originate in pleasure, 74
and pleasure only indirectly connected, 74
a certain amount of, necessary for the excitability of the erogenous zones, 74
theories, infantile, are reproductions of child's sexual constitution, 57
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