Category Archives: Watching

Authors use words to evoke images in the mind of the reader. That is the magic of literature. And in the best case, the reader can immerse himself in a story with all his senses.
In erotic literature the description of bodies plays a special role. At this point we want to collect descriptions from literature to see how other authors deal with the subject.

The Role of Nudity in Ancient Roman Theater

In Roman theater, especially in the form of pantomime or mimus, there was nudity on stage to create a pleasurable effect. These performances were characterized by their highly dramatic and often sensual nature. Here are some important points about nudity in Roman pantomime: Pantomime Performances Pantomime was a popular form of entertainment in ancient Rome. … Continue reading The Role of Nudity in Ancient Roman Theater

Sigmund Freud’s Concept of Sexual Curiosity and Voyeurism

Sigmund Freud was an Austrian neurologist and founder of psychoanalysis. His work revolutionized the field of psychology, and many of his theories are still relevant today. One of his most famous concepts is the idea of sexual curiosity and voyeurism. Freud believed that humans are naturally curious and drawn to anything that is sexually arousing, … Continue reading Sigmund Freud’s Concept of Sexual Curiosity and Voyeurism

The function of physical details: Imogen’s liver spot

For days now, I can’t get a liver spot out of my mind. Now it is not so that I would not have already seen many liver spots, quite also at piquant places. In this respect, I am a bit surprised that this image has haunted me since I first read about it. But there … Continue reading The function of physical details: Imogen’s liver spot