Benjamin Tarnowski

Benjamin Tarnowski

Intro (1898)

Summary

Portrait of Benjamin Tarnowski Benjamin Tarnowski,  Intro (1898)

“ The sufferer comes to him spontaneously to seek for advice. He hopes for assistance from the physician and in all sincerity confides his ailments to him, even in their slightest details. There is no room here for preme- ditated fraud or conscious un veracity. The physician is therefore in a position to distinguish the initial symptoms of an anomaly or of a malady, to follow its development and observe its progress during a number of years. ”
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Portrait of Benjamin Tarnowski Benjamin Tarnowski,  Intro (1898)

“ The physician appears naturally in his eyes more as an accuser than as a defender; and when, having made up his mind to undergo the sentence, he confesses the facts, he has no object to gain in making an avowal, one generally fraught with ill -con sequences to himself, of his perverted sexual instincts and the impulses that drive him to gratify his genesic sense in abnormal ways. ”
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