Every numbered case in Krafft-Ebing’s Psychopathia Sexualis (12th edition, Rebman translation — the “238 case histories” text), tagged by fetish, gender, direction of desire, and age of onset. N = 238 cases.
Cases mentioning each fetish/orientation as a central theme (a case can carry several tags). Tags appearing in only one case are listed in the notes below.
Same cases, but each counted only once, under its single most prominent fetish/orientation — the interest the case actually centers on (adjudicated per case by re-reading; multi-tag cases keep their other tags in the dataset).
Within each tag: cases where the person wants to receive or embody it (be beaten, wear the clothes, be the woman) vs. cases where it is aimed at someone or something else. Tags where direction rarely applies (e.g. plain homosexuality) are omitted; shown for tags with ≥4 direction-coded cases.
“Puberty” is counted as 10–14; “childhood” as ≤9. Gray columns are cases with only a vague phrase, or no onset at all.
Co-occurrence among the eight most common tags: number of cases carrying both. The gray diagonal is each tag’s total.
Cases whose fetish or condition is recorded as having ceased — mostly old-age remissions and claimed hypnosis “cures” (treat the latter with skepticism). Hover a row for the case note.