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Index
Norman Cowan in, 179–180,
182–183, 185
Roseanna Sabbath in, 178–179,
181, 183, 186
sexual taboos in, 177–187
suicide in, 177, 182–183, 185
Sanyal, Arundhati
The Picture of Dorian Gray, 147–
156
Satanic Verses, The (Rushdie)
attack on Islam in, 190–192,
194–196
divided selves in, 193
dreams in, 194, 196
Gibreel Farishta in, 192–194
Hal Valance in, 195
magical realism in, 190, 192–193
“Mahound” in, 194, 196
Margaret Thatcher’s racism in,
190, 192, 195
mongrelization in, 191, 194
narrator, 191, 193, 195
political taboos in, 189–197
religious taboos in, 189–197
“Return to Jahilia” in, 194
Saladin Chamcha in, 192–194
Saunders, Frances Stonor
The Cultural Cold War: The CIA and
the World of Arts and Letters, 39
Schanzer, Ernest
on Julius Caesar, 54
Schiller, Friedrich
depiction of Caesar, 55–58, 69
Schopenhauer, Arthur, 204, 245
Schorer, Mark, 37
Schuman, Samuel
on Lolita, 91–98
Second Sex, The (Beauvoir), 234,
238–239, 242
Sellers, Peter, 92
“Sentiments of a Church of England
Man” (Swift), 218
Sexton, Ann, 158
45 Mercy Street, 209, 211
“The Abortion,” 130–131
“All My Pretty Ones,” 209, 213–
214
compared to Plath, 203, 205
death, 213
“The Division of Parts,” 207
“Divorce, Thy Name is Woman,”
209, 211–213
“The Doubled Image,” 207–211
“Dreaming the Breasts,” 213
“Eating the Leftovers,” 211
“For John, Who Begs Me Not to
Enquire Further,” 200, 204–207
Live or Die, 163, 209
poetry of, 199–215
“Those Times...,” 209–211
To Bedlam and Part Way Back, 200,
204, 207, 209, 213
sexual taboos, 1
in The Bell Jar, 157
female sexuality in Dracula, 23–27,
29–30, 32–33
in Howl, 37–39, 42
in Lady Chatterley’s Lover, 77–89
in Lolita, 91–98
in “The Miller’s Tale,” 116–119
in “the mother,” 124, 127
in Mourning Becomes Electra, 134,
138–139, 141–142
in On the Road, 43
in The Picture of Dorian Gray, 152
in “A Rose for Emily,” 165, 173
in Sabbath’s Theater, 177–183, 186
in “Song of Myself,” 37–38, 43–45
in Tess of the D’Urbervilles, 227–
250
in Ulysses, 251–257
Shakespeare, William, 87
Hamlet, xv, 53–54, 61, 94, 134, 173
Henry IV, 54