This thinker's work is the subject of a study by Harry Oosterhuis entitled Stepchildren of Nature.
This thinker's work is the subject of a study by Harry Oosterhuis entitled Stepchildren of Nature. His 1875 textbook on forensic psychiatry analyzed crime as an act of will. In one work, he describes Hammond's research on Pueblo Indians of New Mexico and their idea of the "mujerado," pairing it with Herodotus' story about the "insanity of the Scythians." This author of An Experimental Study in the Domain of Hypnotism distinguished between fallacies in "exactness of the reproduction of ideas" and in content of ideas in his Textbook of Insanity. He differentiates between "anaesthesia," or lack of appetite, "hyperaesthsia," or too much appetite, and "paraesthesia," or misdirected appetite, in his most well-known work, which argues that procreation is the only logical purpose of desire. For 10 points, name this author of Psychopathia Sexualis, a German who studied sex in the 19th century.
This thinker's work is the subject of a study by Harry Oosterhuis entitled Stepchildren of Nature.
Richard von Kraft-Ebbing