different between fetichism vs feticism
fetichism
English
Etymology
fetich +? -ism
Noun
fetichism (countable and uncountable, plural fetichisms)
- Archaic form of fetishism.
- 1960 Dr. Edw. Podolsky & Carlson Wade "Erotic Symbolism"
- Chapter 1: What is Fetichism?
- 1960 Dr. Edw. Podolsky & Carlson Wade "Erotic Symbolism"
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feticism
English
Noun
feticism (uncountable)
- Obsolete form of fetishism.
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