10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EROTOGENOUS»
Discover the use of
erotogenous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
erotogenous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Women's Studies and Culture: A Feminist Introduction
The body is more than an erotogenous surface as suggested by psychoanalysis;
the sexed body is the site where the struggle for identity and meaning takes place
. It is primarily a matter of the social and cultural formation of identity in terms of ...
Rosemarie Buikema, Anneke Smelik, 1995
In my previous paper, "The Theories of Sex", I suggested the possibility of
different erotogenous zones of the body being organized into well-defined
systems and quoted some observations on the sucking movements in a newborn
baby.
3
Selected Contributions to Psycho-Analysis
Erotic experience, confluence of, 266-7 Erotogenous zones, in infant, 266
Erotamania, 243, 353 'Eternal' factor, in art, 82 Ethics, medical, 29 Euphoria, in
mania, 284 Exaltation, 260 Examples, and quotations, difference, 39 Excitation,
305-6 ...
4
Personality Structure and Human Interaction: The Developing ...
As Ernest Jonessays: Insteadof starting, as Freuddid, from stimulation of the
nervous system proceeding from excitation of various erotogenous zones, and
internaltensionarising from gonadic activity,Dr. Fairbairn starts atthe centreofthe ...
5
Personality Development: A Psychoanalytic Perspective
... and interest in, holes and spaces into which things are put, For both boy and
girl infants the prototype of coitus is the nipple in the mouth, the first erotogenous
zone. From this point, the boy has to make a transition from the basically feminine
...
Debbie Hindle, Marta Vaciago Smith, 2013
6
The Monstrous-Feminine: Film, Feminism, Psychoanalysis
In her discussion of the woman's film, Mary Ann Doane argues that there is also a
relation between the uncanny and the house which 'becomes the analogue of the
human body, its parts fetishized by textual operations, its erotogenous zones ...
7
Chambers English Thesaurus
... destruction, deterioration. diminishment, disintegration, fragmentation,
undermining. erotic adj amatory, amorous. aphrodisiac, camal, concupiscent,
erotogenic, erotogenous, libidinous, lustful, page-three, rousing, seductive,
sensual, sexy, ...
8
Psychoanalysis and Women: Contemporary Reappraisals
M. Balint maintaining his loyalty to both Ferenzi and Freud kept the erotogenous
zones in his theory but empha— sized that the relationship between mother and
child is based on mutual emotional satisfaction. Initially, the relationship is ...
9
Incorporating Cultural Theory: Maternity at the Millennium
... provided we see that is the body of flesh whose identity is "organized" as the
site and sequence of erotogenous zones, mouth, tongue, anus, urethra, genitals,
according to Freud's libidinal Infant Theory ♢ 1 1.
10
Psychoanalytic Studies of the Personality
If it were possible to condense Dr. Fairbairn's new ideas into one sentence, it
might run somewhat as follows. Instead of starting, as Freud did, from stimulation
of the nervous system proceeding from excitation of various erotogenous ...
