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zoophilia Psychol.|zəʊəʊˈfɪlɪə|
Also zoöphilia.
[f. Gr. ζῷον animal + ϕιλία affection.]
Attraction to animals that acts as an outlet for some form of sexual energy, formerly not implying sexual intercourse or bestiality.
[1899Rebman tr. Krafft-Ebing's Psychopathia Sexualis iii. 267 In close relation to stuff-fetichism, certain cases must be considered in which beasts exercise an aphrodisical influence over human beings. One feels tempted to call it Zoophilia Erotica. This perversion seems to be rooted in a fetichism the object of which is the skin of the beast.] 1906H. Ellis Stud. Psychol. Sex V. 71 There is..the more or less sexual pleasure sometimes experienced..in the sight of copulating animals. This I would propose to call Mixoscopic Zoophilia; it falls within the range of normal variations. 1908M. E. Paul tr. Bloch's Sexual Life of our Time xxiii. 641 We will first describe zoophilia, a sexual inclination towards animals without actual sexual intercourse. 1940Hinsie & Shatzky Psychiatric Dict. 558/2 Zoöphilia..is a term coined by Krafft-Ebing to denote sexual excitement caused by the stroking and fondling of animals. It does not refer to sexual intercourse with animals. 1960Arch. Gen. Psychiatry III. 442/1 Zoophilia was known in antiquity. 1966R. & D. Morris Men & Apes iii. 65 The extent to which zoophilia involving monkeys was actually practised is difficult to assess. 1978Daily Tel. 2 Dec. 16 One of your contemporaries referred in its review to the ‘zoophilia’ in this film. A simpler word is animalism or bestiality. |