...vicious impulse, and no purifying influence can save it from following its own inherent inclinations. Men and women who seek, from mere satiety, variations...next generation may present itself as true sexual per' Medical Standard, November, 1888. version. Acquired sexual perversion in one generation may be...

...vicious impulse, and no purifying influence can save it from following its own inherent inclinations. Men and women who seek, from mere satiety, variations...the next, and this independently of gross physical abberations. Carelessness on the part of parents is responsible for some cases of acquired sexual perversion....

...Schrenck-Notzing, loc. cit.- p. 136. the germ of vicious impulse, and no purifying influence can save it. ... Men and women who seek, from mere satiety, variations of the normal method . . . stamp their nervous systems with a malign influence which in the next generation may present...

...Schrenck-Notzing, loc. tit., p. 136. the germ of vicious impulse, and no purifying influence can save it. ... Men and women who seek, from mere satiety, variations of the normal method . . . stamp their nervous systems with a malign influence which in the next generation may present...

...following its own inherent inclinations. Men and women who seek, from mere satiety, variations from the normal method of sexual gratification stamp their...perversion. Acquired sexual perversion in one generation may thus be a true constitutional and irradicable aberrancy in the next, and this independently of gross...

...criminal-anthropologist, warned that acquired perversion could be transmitted to the next generation: "Men and women who seek, from mere satiety, variations...next generation may present itself as true sexual perversion."75 In "Viraginity and Effemination" (1893), James Weir argued that these conditions are...

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...vicious impulse, and no purifying influence can save it from following its own inherent inclinations. Men and women who seek, from mere satiety, variations...perversion in one generation may be a true constitutional irradicable vice in the next, and this independently of gross physical aberrations. 24 For Lydston,...

...vicious impulse, and no purifying influence can save it from following its own inherent inclinations. Men and women who seek, from mere satiety, variations...perversion in one generation may be a true constitutional irradicable vice in the next, and this independently of gross physical aberrations" (quoted in Ordover...