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Castration: An Abbreviated History of Western Manhood
by Gary Taylor. 308 pgs.
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Contributors:
Gary Taylor
Publisher:
Routledge
Place of Publication: New York Publication Year: 2000
 Table of contents
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Timeline |
ix |
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What Does Manhood Mean? |
1 |
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Contest of Texts Christianity, Freudianity, Humanism |
21 |
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Contest of Males The Power of Eunuchs |
33 |
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Contest of Organs Genital Plural |
49 |
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Contest of Gods Dream Divination |
63 |
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Contest of Reproductions The Rise of the Penis, the Fall of the Scrotum |
85 |
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Contest of Genders Castrating Women |
111 |
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Insets: |
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Contest of Races Castrated White Men |
133 |
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Contest of Kinds Confusing Categories |
145 |
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Contest of Signs Branded and Domesticated Male Animals |
159 |
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Contest of Times What Would Jesus Do? |
185 |
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The Future of Man |
211 |
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Appendix Thomas Middleton and A Game at Chess |
235 |
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Acknowledgments |
245 |
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Notes |
247 |
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Index |
299 |
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Words ( ), |
12 |
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The Castration Plot in A Game at Chess ( ), |
25 |
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Leave It to Beaver ( ), |
47 |
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Codpieces ( ), |
59 |
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Political Characters in A Game at Chess ( ), |
74 |
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A Man’s Purse ( ), |
106 |
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The Female Eunuch: Aristotle ( ), |
114 |
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The Female Eunuch: Germaine Greer ( ), |
118 |
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Beards ( ), |
150 |
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Circumcision and Anti-Semitism ( ), |
164 |
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The End of Castration? ( ) |
214 |
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