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- Page 9 and 10: C o n t e n t sIntroductionxiiiPref
- Page 11 and 12: sires; and I appealed to them, whet
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- Page 23 and 24: word to make it denote a story, pro
- Page 25 and 26: T he burden of proof will be on tho
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- Page 47 and 48: Fifth, men have the power of owning
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ottle, or some other absolutely unh
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of female self leads to the inevita
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evident, the favorite conceit of ma
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change. Dachau brought into the bed
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those committed in life as well as
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pictures. He wanted Testard to whip
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In September 1771 Sade began an aff
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arrest. Nanon was imprisoned; her i
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mistake, did not live to rectify it
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So sexual philosopher Georges Batai
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powerful, his redoubtable in-laws.
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Carter writes: “The affair enchan
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law; was a vengeful and sadistic wo
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and in literature whose sexual hung
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imprisonment, because no one could
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addiction: each sex act contributes
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Sade’s view of women was hailed b
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pregnant woman, rendered more excit
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disingenuous way: “And what’s t
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4O b j e c t sThe creation of a ric
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decided that a husband might not im
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(“that aspect with which he can c
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true parent but clearly not his par
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departm ent stores. But the dummies
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sensibility and power. Roland Barth
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to organismic behavioral objects. W
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seen to embody opposite qualities o
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often requires deforming of the nat
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destruction, it is no surprise to f
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The intense and obsessive use of pe
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$And, in that case, what is it in t
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can and do fetishize everything; an
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in front of her private parts. Anot
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5F o r c eIndeed the Pentateuch is
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was having her pubic hair styled, s
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underlying message is that the fema
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whom Konrad Lorenz examined to conc
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emember that this rendition of wome
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disappears behind her neck. Zigzagg
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light, and therefore heat, constitu
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the Jews walked willingly into the
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memory of her sexual degradation is
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as a harlot, wild, promiscuous, the
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evident equation between the force
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a colonialized body. According to S
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“hunted out of society as masculi
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getting it up for the hot-blooded s
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contrast. The Anglo does more than
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easily perceived. For instance, T r
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and stop at the waist. She is weari
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“It was so painful. If [sic] felt
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specific racial characteristics are
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pornography he uses it to name her
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her. She also took off his shirt. S
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symbols: urine is associated with s
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dirty; decent people have “gelded
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of death is the violence of sex and
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underlined and given new significan
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her life, innocence demanding ignor
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T he two volumes written by Kinsey
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lower-level male wants and gets sex
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particularly undertook to shatter F
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standing, imprisonment, disgrace, a
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only when the bodily integrity of t
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who told us of using force or threa
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Confronting the high incidence of p
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According to the scientists, in the
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ual aggressors vs. adults, ” wher
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6P o r n o g r a p h yConsider also
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egarded and so valued. T he force d
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7W h o r e sThe best houses do not
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or over-ripe. She ceases to be an o
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woman or double-woman. T he profess
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w ork. ” 15 Lerner also credits H
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Robert Grey who look so helpless. K
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T he cum pours out of Robert G rey
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again, eh? I bet you’d really lik
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sexual nature. N o woman of any oth
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large dildoes. T he accompanying te
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sperm. During the tests Abbey could
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obsession of the right-wing male se
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A c k n o w le d g m e n tsT he dif
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N o te sP r e f a c e1. Christabel
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3. Cited by Ronald Hay man, De Sade
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52. De Beauvoir, “Must We Burn Sa
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36. Charles Baudelaire, Jourriaux C
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L. Marshall (New York: McGraw-Hill
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74. Ibid., p. 54.75. Ibid., pp. 84-
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B ib lio g r a p h yW o r k s o f P
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Bacall, Lauren. Lauren Bacall By My
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Bode, Janet. Fighting Back: How to
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--------- . Women and Madness. Gard
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Decter, Midge. Liberal Parents, Rad
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Feminist Press, 1973.Ehrlich, Paul
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Fowles, John. The Collector. New Yo
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Gerassi, John. The Boys of Boise. N
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Greene, Gerald and Caroline. S-M :
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Hirschfeld, Magnus. Sexual Anomalie
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Kern, Stephen. Anatomy and Destiny:
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African Pagan Natives. New* York: R
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cal Birth of the Human Infant. N ew
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Modell, Arnold H . Object Love and
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Pankhurst, Emmeline. My Own Story.
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Richardson, Joanna. Stendhal. N ew
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Santini, Rosemarie. The Secret Fire
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Stapleton, Ruth Carter. The Gift of
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York: H arcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1
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Chasseguet-Smirgel, Janine. “Refl
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Guidelines for Equal Treatment of t
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The Marriage Law of the People's Re
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Shultz, Gladys Denny. “Journal Mo
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Becker, Ernest (cont. )and dependab
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Erectionfetish and penile (see also
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Hughes, Pennethome, 143Hustler (mag
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Molestation, 56-58and homosexuals,
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Pornography (cont. )Jews and, 139,
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Sade, Marquis de (cont. )victims of
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Virility (cont. )in / Love a Laddie