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Molestation, 56-58and homosexuals, 60See also ChildrenMom (“Big Bellied Mamas”; magazine),218Money, 20-22, 24, 59Montreuil, Anne-Prospfere de, 75,87, 87Montreuil, Madame de, 84Sade and, 74-77Sadean sycophants and, 86-87Sade’s view of, repeated, 90Montreuil, Ren6e-P£lagie deand biographers of Sade, 86-88biography of, 72-78, 82Sade to, in defense of himself,91Sade to, on himself, 90Moravia, Alberto, 206Morgan, Robertcrime of a woman comparedwith that of Sade, 90*on madness and women, 101on women put to death, 88Motherand boys escaping into manhood,49-51draining of, 14fetish as substitute for penis of,124losing incestuous desire for,204-5as object, 105-8Sadean view of, 97-98Mothers and daughtersmutilation and, 132photographic parody of, 129-31Mothers: The Matriarchal Theory ofSocial Origins, The (Briffault),133“M ust We Burn Sade? ” (de Beauvoir),81Namingin “Beaver H unters” photograph,27-28as male power, 17—18 (see alsoPower)and pornography, 166-67Nanon (procuress), 76-77, 91Napolean I, 79, 83Navy (U . S. ), 140, 142Nazis, 142-47Nehrich, Richard B., Jr., 140, 141New York Times, The, 139, 208Nicriven, 88Nietzsche, Friedrich, 71“Night Words” (Steiner), 145Nihilism, 67N in, Anais, 34Noonan, John T ., Jr., 96N orth, Maurice, 123Objectification, 113-23, 127Objects, 101-28alienation and person as,120-121beauty and, 115-18fetish, see Fetishas living dummies, 108-9mother as, 105-8normal and natural cruelty impliedin using women as,109-10and objectification, 113-23, 127obsession with, as response toquality of, 113as passive, 107-8prostitutes as, 119-20 (see alsowhores)psychology and, 103-5sensate beings as, 103-4value of, 118-19women as, 49