Intercourse, by: Andrea Dworkin - Feminish

and racially degraded people,218-219, 223-224in which women are buried alive,214-215of women, 230, 232, 233, 239Dispossession, 227Domination, 18expressed as intercourse, 159,160-162expressed by community will, 92-93lust for, 190-191, 196, 201as sexual possession of women bymen, 83, 90-91and women’s capacity to feelpleasure, 84Domremy, Lorraine, France, 103, 107Doppelganger as hidden sexuality, 49Double standard, 10-11Down These Mean Streets (Thomas), 226Dracula (Stoker)described, 143-150vampirism analyzed, 150-151Du Bois, Blancheand her desire for sexuality ofsensitivity, 55-56significance of Stanley’s rape, 57stigmatized by inner capacity forfeeling, 54Duras, Marguerite, 168, 229Dybbuk evil spirit, 85, 86exorcised, 99impersonal possession by, 97-98Ego, 32, 42Equality between men and women, 218affected by intercourse withoutobjectification, 177-178contextual, political reforms, 159-160defined as sexual passion (Flaubert),133distorted, destroyed by intercourse,12, 19-20, 160-162as physical wholeness, virginity, 20,145-146and women’s vision of love,intimacy, 10, 162Eroticizationlikened to death, 242of powerlessness, 165, 174of sex outside of law, 210Evil, as physical occupation, 168Evolutionists, and male dominance, 191Excrement, 232, 235, 238Exploitation, sexualfundamental destructiveness of, 12and objectification, 24The Face of Another (Abe), 27, 210, 226analyzed, 36-37story described, 29and touching as central form ofcognition, 38Fantasy, sexual, 134as impoverished inner life(Flaubert), 138replaces imagination, 60-61as suicidal substitute for real world,140Fearcompromises freedom, 163diminishes masculinity, 164and laws mandating gender-specificbehavior, 197of power, pain, 165Female. See also Womensocial definition of, 146-147-supremacist models, 171-174Femininity in men, 194Feminism, 147of Mina in Dracula, 143and political meaning of intercourse,156-157rebels against sadism, death, 242F6nelon, Fania, 222