published on a web site for rubber boot fetishists (n = 27) with a set of samples taken from general romance and love stories

(n = 29). Using Martindale's Regressive Imagery Dictionary, it is shown that the fetishistic narratives contain a significantly

higher proportion of primary process content and a significantly lower proportion of secondary process content than the

romance and love stories. The subcategory of Icarian imagery is the main contributor to this effect. These findings appear to

support previous theoretical views of fetishism as a regressive state and a "destruction of reality". Further content analysis

studies of a wider range of fetishes may facilitate a typological categorization of fetishism.

Computer content analysis has been a mainstream research technique in the social sciences since around the mid-1960s [1].

Reduced to its bare essentials, it is a methodology that is based on counting the frequencies of entities (normally words and

phrases) within texts. However, content analysis is not just another name for word frequency anal

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To identify primary and secondary process thinking, the stories and corpus samples were content analysed using a version of

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