Sexual Aberrations

by Wilhelm Stekel

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"This book deals in a scientific manner with a sexual deviation called fetishism. This deviation involves the attraction to an object associated with a sexual partner rather than the attraction to a partner as such." -- From the Introduction by Emil Gutheil

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"This book deals in a scientific manner with a sexual deviation called fetishism. This deviation involves the attraction to an object associated with a sexual partner rather than the attraction to a partner as such." -- From the Introduction by Emil Gutheil

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From the Introduction by Emil Gutheil: "This book deals in a scientific manner with a sexual deviation called fetishism. This deviation involves the attraction to an object associated with a sexual partner rather than the attraction to a partner as such."

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