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... eroticism came in big . The gradual blurring together of romance with the institution of mar- riage began ( " Love and Marriage , Love and Marriage , go together like a horse and carriage . . . ” ) , serving to repopularize and ...
... eroticism came in big . The gradual blurring together of romance with the institution of mar- riage began ( " Love and Marriage , Love and Marriage , go together like a horse and carriage . . . ” ) , serving to repopularize and ...
Page 148
... eroticism operates in only one direction . Women are the only " love " objects in our society , so much so that women regard themselves as erotic . * This func- tions to preserve direct sex pleasure for the male , reinforcing female ...
... eroticism operates in only one direction . Women are the only " love " objects in our society , so much so that women regard themselves as erotic . * This func- tions to preserve direct sex pleasure for the male , reinforcing female ...
Page 168
... eroticism . The pic- ture we get of Catherine comes only through a veil . 3 ) ( Individually Cultivated ) Androgynous Mentality . Even when the sex limitations have been overcome by the individual artist , his art must reveal a reality ...
... eroticism . The pic- ture we get of Catherine comes only through a veil . 3 ) ( Individually Cultivated ) Androgynous Mentality . Even when the sex limitations have been overcome by the individual artist , his art must reveal a reality ...
Contents
THE DIALECTIC OF SEX | 1 |
ON AMERICAN FEMINISM | 15 |
THE MISGUIDED FEMINISM | 41 |
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