Citations:grapholagnia

English citations of grapholagnia

• 1985, D. J. Enright, A mania for sentences‎^[1], →ISBN, page 154:

  there is not much aischrology (‘ “dirty” language’) in her Dictionary — she herself, by the way, is defined as the daughter of the violinist Jascha Heifetz — nor does she pander to grapholagnia or ‘a more than passing interest in obscene pictures’.

• 1996, Jacob Weinstein, “The Polysyllabi”, in The North American Review‎^[2]:

  They sit home evenings, going over their postcard collection, discussing engastration and grapholagnia.

• 2000 August 1, Rik Isensee, The God Squad: (A Spoof on the Ex-Gay Movement)‎^[3], iUniverse, →ISBN, page 188:

  Then he continued in his usual obscure language: “Of course, coprology—the study of dirty pictures—does not necessarily reflect grapholagnia—an intense interest in obscenity. It's all in the service of hamartiology—the study of sin.

• 2018 December 6, In Periculus Audax, Connaître Sacral Olo: The Meaning of a Metaphorical Life Companion: the Censored Edition‎^[4], AuthorHouse, →ISBN:

  This is the chapter for grapholagnia, icolagnia, pictophilia, and scoptolagnia