Homonym: Sacher-Masoch (Masochism)
Sacher-Masoch refers to Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, an Austrian writer born in 1836, best known for his novel "Venus in Furs." This work explores themes of desire, power dynamics, and the complexities of love, particularly focusing on masochism, where pleasure is derived from experiencing pain or humiliation.
The term "masochism" itself is derived from Sacher-Masoch's name, highlighting his influence on psychology and literature. His writings delve into the interplay between dominance and submission, making significant contributions to discussions about sexuality and human relationships in the 19th century and beyond.