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Autoerotic Asphyxia: From Phenomenology To Psychoanalysis
K. Temmerman, Julien Quackelbeen
Issue 8 — Autumn 1996
49–70
On the subject of man's sexual life, history teaches us at least two, ostensibly opposite facts: first of all that throughout all cultures sexuality has a virtually endless series of variations but also that, despite its public expressions, it also remains highly concealed, highly secretive; as if precisely in this domain man were a multiple Janus figure. Autoerotic asphyxia (AEA), also referred to as asphyxiophilia, is one of these possible types of expression, the private nature of which is stressed par excellence.…
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