- Page 3 and 4: TH E FR EE PRESSNew York London Tor
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The State / The Familymost part bef
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fits__In practice beneficiaries inc
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synonym for woman> will see the mal
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former Yugoslavia; or the more perv
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metaphor. In the lives of real wome
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fiction—a nationalism— in which
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The State /The Family 15the bloodba
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beatings and rapes, emotional batte
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self-conception, with adultery and
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to have survived. ”73 The childre
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domestic experience to maintain the
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In Sexuality and War: Literary Mask
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brutality in their childhoods, espe
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5MASCULINITY / FEMININITYThe Nazis
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hardened penile arm? The promise of
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a state, or do they need a state to
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Masculinity / Femininityland, Belgi
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Masculinity / Femininitydead, kille
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Masculinity / Femininitytic. . . Du
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Masculinity / FemininityIn societie
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Masculinity / FemininityCoincidenta
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Masculinity / Femininitycisely this
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Masculinity / FemininityHowever con
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6THE CHOSEN/THE EVILAccording to th
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In the Balkans, too, a shared fate
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ing fifteen years. Another 100, 000
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tion my Master: ‘1can conceive of
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tions into papal collusion with the
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tional sorrow became dearer to me t
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tity movement, a sect with its orig
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private, isolated, each woman alone
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piecework of every kind, and some w
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a Jew who hunted other Jews for the
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“Nazi men. . . cared so little ab
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7HATE LITERATURE/PORNOGRAPHYHumans
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Hate Literature / PornographyIn thi
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Hate Literature / Pornographydiatel
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not found in the Iroquoian language
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the killers’ conception of the na
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mensions of hate is treated as if t
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cizes the blood libel. In creating
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identity, hope.. . . The life they
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ited intelligence among those it is
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Hate Literature / Pornographywounds
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Hate Literature / Pornographyin reg
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come clear that perhaps Hitler did
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Hate Literature / Pornographythat i
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//a 1 e Literature/ Pornography 159
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The Nazis really liked taking photo
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enough: “A few days later the sam
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Hate Literature / Pornographywidely
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Hate Literature / PornographyIt is
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repudiate the perpetrator, Jews who
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8RELIGION/MATERNITYThe difficulties
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“[inspiration and genius can spea
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ity, however it saturates the host
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the second commandment using Nazi d
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Language is hard; and the Tower of
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(. synagein). ” '8 Boorstin’s s
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tant one. Synagogues in Eastern Eur
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evil man persecutes a just man, God
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Religion / Maternityand the fact th
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the child of one s blood: this is n
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Religion / MaternityIn India, as Sa
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It was Ted speaking through Gail’
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chological and intellectual moralit
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Each man is half woman: the X chrom
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Religion / Maternityiments: “ [A]
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not. And when the children starve a
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9ZIONISM/ WOMEN’S LIBERATIONOne m
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represents for people their honest
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brace Jews (though not Judaism), a
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cannot be mistaken for European sht
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lars and vehicles in Eastern Europe
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torical determinism that one can gr
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Zionism / Women's Liberationrelentl
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sex— are not rather formed and in
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homes. For we had, curiously enough
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Zionism / Women's Liberationenna, i
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these two. . . Jewish inmates, thin
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Zionism / Women's LiberationHouse a
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the Arab oligarchy share some of th
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distasteful to so many early Zionis
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Zionism / Women's Liberationguage u
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sadomasochistic protocols push sex
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Zionism / Women's Liberationwomens
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drink, their mood getting ever more
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Zionism / Women's Liberationtrains
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Zionism / Women's Liberationside of
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Zionism / Women's Liberationmoney f
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refuse to be compromised by the fal
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Zionism / Women's Liberationthe non
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Zionism / Women's Liberationraped;
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Survival is essentially experienced
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and his human sensibility, says tha
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will attack, assault, beat, batter,
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uncovered arms or legs, she runs th
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the myth of black intellectual infe
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history of their art and as partici
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knew how to read, and only members
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ment on one s self: self-cutting, a
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Memory / Denialhas a long history o
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In January 1951 the French passed o
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French government was forced to art
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tia movement are the harbingers of
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11PALESTINIANS/PROSTITUTED WOMENFor
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believed in “a specifically plura
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eyes, it did not predetermine the f
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If one looks at the history from 19
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Palestinians / Prostituted Womenmon
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advocating a pluralistic democracy
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raelis have controlled the water so
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took a suicidal toll by introducing
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remember are the Balfour Declaratio
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and you hit out at the next person
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agony and identity distorts politic
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Palestinians were arrested on secur
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The fact and history of Palestinian
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Palestinians / Prostituted Womenbe
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Palestinians / Prostituted Womennat
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Palestinians / Prostituted Womenand
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ferior status: which causes deep-se
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Jewish involvement in prostitution,
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Palestinians / Prostituted Womenrig
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paraphrases a story told by Itzhak
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Palestinians / Prostituted Womenrea
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nation of her... presence and enric
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comparatively new in Italian art, o
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elective office, “keeps a pornogr
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that prostitution is not violence-s
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One novel faces the reality of the
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because it announces complicity: th
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not give women anything: no rights;
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28. Raul Hilberg, Perpetrators, Vic
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33. Gross, Shylock, p. 261.34. Eric
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19. Lindemann, The Jew Accused p. 1
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102. Martin Gilbert, Auschwitz and
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56. Patterson, Freedom, pp. 77-78.5
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32. Zuckerman, A Surplus o f Memory
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37. Quoted in Milosz, Beginning Wit
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26. Stanley Weintraub, Disraeli: A
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125. Metzger, WAR, p. 2.126. Cincin
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132. Lagnado and Dekel, Children of
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88. Sprinzak, The Ascendance, p. 29
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8. Lewin, A Cup o f Tears, p. 176.9
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106. Lipstadt, Denying the Hobcaust
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92. Louvish, The Silencer, p. 21.93
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191. Shelley, Criminal Experiments,
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AcknowledgmentsI am grateful to Ada
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Assimilated Jews, 25, 26, 77Assimil
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Dachau, 131, 312Dafni, Rcuvcn, 97Da
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