Perversion

Dermott O'Flanagan's Sexual Ethics Papers All gentlemen in this table explore the problem of sexuality related to morality and metamorphosis. Sexual behavior described by Solomon and Nagel consists of ethical standards and "natural" aspects. Therefore, when insisting that behavior is distorted, you must first investigate it through an ethical framework and understand how it interacts with the "essence" of a particular behavior. The difference from Solomon is as follows. "Perversion is an evil concept, so inappropriate behavior is not yet a comprehensive moral accusation, so do not get absorbed in such action.

Abnormalities In general, abnormal behavior refers to behavior that is opposite to normal behavior or legitimate behavior. Normally a pervert carries a derogatory tone - saying something contrary to intuition tells you whether it is a bad thing or an error. However, this is not necessarily the case. Every kind of art and especially comedy is deliberately abnormal - for example, using fish as a sword or making clothes with meat. In this case, the power of art and comedy comes from the very nature of illegal acts. Therefore, when saying that this behavior is contrary to intuition, it may be just characterizing or praising rather than criticizing them.

In this painting, two naked women hug and kiss each other (Schiller). This is what Freud mentioned as "reversal" or a fall of homosexuality (Floyd, 377). Since this is a pervert, it causes neurosis. "I used to say that neurological symptoms replace sexual satisfaction" (Freud, 381). By making this transformation, people will stimulate their enthusiasm and, therefore, become neurosis. A sculpture representing a person must find a balance between reason and passion. Here, we see a man trying to find the balance between the two things he is mastering (Frederricks). On Freud, a strong reason for revealing self and super ego led to repression (Floyd, 369). In Antigon, Antigon died with the passion of burying his older brother (Sophocles, 54.1221 - 1222).