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This page lists published theories on the '''possible origins of spanking fetishism and the erogenous effects of spanking''' throughout history.
This page lists published theories on the '''possible origins of spanking fetishism and the erogenous effects of spanking''' throughout history.


== 17th century ==
== [[17th century]] ==


* ''[[On the Use of Rods in Venereal Matters and in the Office of the Loins and Reins]]'' by [[Johann Heinrich Meibom]] (1629)
* ''[[On the Use of Rods in Venereal Matters and in the Office of the Loins and Reins]]'' by [[Johann Heinrich Meibom]] (1629)
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* ''[[Psychopathia Sexualis]]'' by [[Richard von Krafft-Ebing]] (1886)
* ''[[Psychopathia Sexualis]]'' by [[Richard von Krafft-Ebing]] (1886)
: Contains case studies on human sexuality and [[paraphilia]], and Krafft-Ebing's theories on the same. Coined terms such as [[sadism]] and [[masochism]].
: Contains case studies on human sexuality and [[paraphilia]], and Krafft-Ebing's theories on the same. Krafft-Ebing coined terms such as [[sadism]] and [[masochism]].


== 20th century ==
== 20th century ==

Latest revision as of 22:11, 10 August 2021

Frontispiece to the 1718 edition of A Treatise of the Use of Flogging in Venereal Affairs by Meibom.

This page lists published theories on the possible origins of spanking fetishism and the erogenous effects of spanking throughout history.

17th century

One of the earliest medical books on the use of flogging (birching) as a sexual stimulant.
A medical book on the curative powers of flagellation. Contains case studies and a theory on how flagellation can cause sexual arousal (having to do with increased blood flow).

18th century

A medico-philosophical work on the erogenous effects of whipping.

19th century

Contains case studies on human sexuality and paraphilia, and Krafft-Ebing's theories on the same. Krafft-Ebing coined terms such as sadism and masochism.

20th century

Contains Freud's theories on spanking fetishism.
Volume III, Love and Pain, III deals with flagellation.
  • several works by Iwan Bloch, such as Sexual Life in England, Past and Present, chapter Flagellomania
A study on corporal punishment in Britain, with a section exploring possible relationships between corporal punishment, shame, ritual and humiliation.
A Usenet article with Dugan's theories on the origins of spanking fetishism.
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