Psychopathia Sexualis

It was one of the first books to study such sexual topics as the importance of clitoral orgasm and female
sexual pleasure, consideration of the mental states of sexual offenders in judging their actions,
and homosexuality. For decades it was an authority on psychosexual diversity and arguably one of the most
influential books on human sexuality prior to Freud's works. Krafft-Ebing was praised for opening up a new
area of much-needed psychological study and condemned for immorality and justifying perversion

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