The knowledge of humanity shows that there are always exceptions to the rule, behaviors of different nature to the point that there are attitudes that go against ethics and the rules governing the relationship between good and evil. One of the objectionable from the point of view of morality is necrophilia.
Various behaviors related to external elements
It is a pattern of sexual behavior in which the main source of pleasure is a good external. There are different types of sexual behavior that can be tagged as it paraphilia: masochism, sadism, Exhibitionism, voyeurism, bestiality, coprophilia and fetishism.
Necrophilia and the attraction to corpses
In this article we put attention point analysis of necrophilia. It is the sexual behavior of a person who feels a sexual attraction to corpses. It is a disorder of behavior labeled as a perversion or sexual deviation which does not respect the dignity of persons. A person having behaviors of necrophilia can have sexual intercourse with the corpse of a person who has died. From a more general point of view, the necrophilia shows personal arousal feels a person watching a corpse, physical contact, or even simple imagination of a situation in which the object of desire is the corpse of a person.
Adopted by Alexis Epaulard in 1901
The concept of necrophilia was coined by Alexis Epaulard specialist in 1901. This specialist used this concept to refer to sex and desire between a living person and a dead person (which logically, does not have any decision in the Act nor of will). Anyone who commits an act of necrophilia violates the rights of a dead person who deserves respect and dignity also once deceased.
The body as an object includes an immoral and illegal act
The corpse of a dead person is therefore used as if it were an object. It is very important to point out that this attitude not only is immoral (IE, goes against common sense) but, from the point of view of social justice, is a completely illegal act so it has a criminal penalty to be a crime that goes against the law. Therefore, anyone who commits this offence commits a punishment.