Pornography: Men Possessing Women, by: Andrea ... - Feminish

and women as instruments,109-13“Ode on a Grecian Urn” (Keats),115Of Love and Lust (Reik), 149One Sings, the Other Doesn't (Varda),65120 Days of Sodom, The (Sade), 93Outer Fringe of Sex, The (North),123Owningin “Beaver Hunters” photograph,28-29as male power, 19-20 (see alsoPower)Pacifist males, 52Pallas, 134Pankhurst, Sylvia, 102-3Parasitism of male self, 13-14Patriarchy, 59See also PowerPatton, Gen. George, 53Paulhan, Jean, 82-83Peller, Frau, 88Penisand “Beaver Hunters” photograph,29-30essential purpose of, 55fetish and erection of, 123 (seealso Fetish)as hidden symbol of terror, 15linguistic antecedents of word,54in I Love a Laddie, 42-43poetry and, 117reductionism involving, 53-55scissors and comb as, 132sex as intromission of, 23as sexual power, 23, 24 (see alsoPower)as symbol of real manhood,34-35 (see also Masculinity)as weapon, 25, 56whip as symbol for, 55Penis/spermas agent of female death, 54-56See also Death; SpermPerseus, 117Photographs“The Art of DominatingWomen, ” 160-64“Beaver Hunters, ” 25-27elucidating power, 25-30laser, 138-53of lesbian relationship in maleframework, 45-47, 129-33Mexican jail scene, 15 3-60of pregnant women, 218-23See also PornographyPhysical strengthin “Beaver Hunters” photograph,26-27power in, 14—15 (see also Power)and terror, 15-16 (see also Terror)Piaget, Jean, 49Pine, Fred, 105Placentaantiabortionists and, 54/fLaing on, 54Playboy (magazine), 45, 89, 108,139, 142, 143Poe, Edgar Allan, 117Poetry, 117Poles, humor at expense of, 130,131Pomeroy, Wardell B., 180»-81/iPornographydefined, 199-202 (see alsoWhores)enduring sexual myth of, 166-67as guiltless rape, 137-38 (see alsoRape)as industry, 208