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Women, ” 160-64Brain on, 112celebration of, 23and choice of prostitution, 151(see also Whores)as defined by male power, 18-20effects of, as defining paradigmof sexuality, 62essence of, 138as history’s sustained theme, 99incidence of, in U. S., 103Janeway on, and pornography,137-38Kinsey and, 184, 186-89Lawrence on, 60-61in male prisons, 59-60as not an abuse in male system,203-4pornography as guiltless, 137-38(see also Pornography)of a priest, 173-75and reputation of Jewish andblack women, 143-44right of marital, 102, 103 (see alsoMarriage)Sade and, 71, 92, 94, 98 (see alsoSade, Marquis de)and sense of total violation,165-66of sons or close male relatives,59and women as sexualprovocateurs, 178-79See also PhotographsReady, John F., 141-42RebellionSade and absolute, 70, 88-89silent, of women, 56See also FreedomReik, Theodor, 149, 150Religion discouraging expenditureof sperm, 21Renelle, Marie-Constance, 78, 79Resnais, Alain, 71Revenge fantasies, 106-7Revolution in Psychiatry, The(Becker), 108Rich, Adrienne, 128Rimbaud, Arthur, 27Robespierre, Maximilien, 79Room of One's Own, A (Woolf), 14Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, 178Rubens, Peter Paul, 115Rung, Maria Walburga, 88Ryland, Hobart, 84Sacher-Masoch, Leopold von,110-11Sade, Abb£ de, 71, 76, 77Sade, Marquis de (Donatien-Alphonse-Fran^oisde Sade)as autistic, 25basis of his own defense, 90-91biographers of, 81-88biography of, 71-80denying claims of others, 81as embodying common valuesand desires of men, 99-100ethic of, 92-93fascination with, 88-90imprisoned for violating shadows,82-83and “Juliette, ” 94, 95and “Justine, ” 94, 95Keller and, 73-74, 82-85and libertinage, 91-92libertines in literary work of,92-95literary men and, 70-71literary work of, 77-79, 167Mme. de Montreuil and, seeMontreuil, Madame deNazis and, 144near invisibility of crime and