April 28, 2010  

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Paris Bordone, Venezianisches Liebespaar [1] Current location Pinacoteca di Brera

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m animals deflect aggression during sparring, h activity of unattached m sticklebacks => nature not so cruel. displacement activities in sex ritualized as social releasers (smile when embarrassed). frustration (lack of opportunity for normal sex) -> deviation, displacement activity (which is therefore immature). Peter Pan species has advantage of greater possibilities of development. turtle limited by shell. more vulnerable => more possibilities/ creativity. our basic cause of chaos is inner m/f polarity. understand dual nature -> use it to power one's own evolution a la ac current. must control polarities to create intensities of mind which we only glimpse in sexual orgasm. --Eric Walberg's notes to The Misfits [3]

Yuji Moriguchi

Français, encore un effort si vous voulez être républicains

The Encyclopœdia of Sexual Knowledge

• Rétif de la Bretonne. Sa vie et ses amours ; documents inédits ; ses descendants ; catalogue complet de ses ouvrages (1854)

Fanchette:

Nous entrons dans le règne des artistes en tout genre, des modistes de génie, aussi bien que des cordonniers sublimes, uniques pour monter un pied et le faire valoir, lui donner la petitesse, la grâce, la tournure, la «lesteté» si vantée, si goûtée, si souvent chantée par le dix-huitième siècle, le je ne sais quoi enfin de ce pied de Mme Lévêque, la marchande de soie à la Ville de Lyon, qui inspire à Rétif de la Bretonne le Pied de Fanchette. --Goncourt, La femme au XVIIIe siècle

• RIP Furio Scarpelli, 90, Italian Academy Award-nominated screenwriter (Big Deal on Madonna Street, Casanova 70, Il Postino).

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Developmental psychopathology

Sex from Plato to Paglia: a philosophical encyclopedia, Volume 1 by Alan Soble

De Sade, is said, follows Hobbes rather than Locke. Aggression comes from nature; it is what Nietzsche calls the "will-to-power". See innate goodness, innate cruelty and state of nature.