Male Fantasies, Vol. 1: Women, Floods, Bodies, History

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Text: English, German (translation) Contents Foreword Preface Chapter 1: Men and Women Seven Marriages The Historical Context and the Nature of the Material Biographical Tradition Partings Brides De-Realization Hands Off! Visions Erasing the Stain Forms of Defense A Soldier's Love Excursus on "Homosexuality" and Where We Go From Here A Soldier's Love (continued) Woman as Aggressor Rifle-Women (Flintenweiber): The Castrating Woman The Red Nurse On Sythen's Ground—Where Myths Abound The White Nurse—Countess of Sythen Castle Mothers Sisters Marriage—Sisters of Comrades The Lady with the Light An Aside on Proletarian Reality, Proletarian Woman and Man of the Left: The Reality Content of the Projections Attacks on Women Sexual Murder: Killing for Pleasure Preliminary Findings Chapter 2: Floods, Bodies, History Aggregate States of the Bodily Interior The Red Flood Street of Blood Boiling Exploding Earth/Lava Warding Off the Red Floods Streams All That Flows Very Early History: The Woman from the Water Woman: Territory of Desire Origins of the Anti-Female Armor Early Bourgeois History: The Expansion and Contraction of Bodies and the World Expansion and Contraction, A.D. 1500: The Ocean Wide and the "God Within" Monogamization Centralization and the "White Lady": The Geometricizing of Bodies Solo with Accompaniment: Falcon and Medusa, or "Let There Be Ego" Some of the Principal Features of Reterritorialization through Women and Images of Women The "One-and-Only" and Doubts about the Nature of Reality: Armor on Two Fronts Sexualization of the Bourgeois Woman in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries The Reduction of Woman to the Vagina and Her Enlargement into the Sea of Seas German Classicism: The Woman-Machine and the "New Morality" as a Further Erosion of the Shores of Woman-Nature Into the Nineteenth Century: Crystalline Wave/Concealed Woman—from Water to Blood Closing Remarks Some Characteristics of an Artificial Relation: The Maintenance of Lack in Relations between the Sexes Preliminary Remarks The Body of Woman as Object of the "New Morality" One Form of Female Sacrifice The Incest Commandment The Ocean in Woman—Escape from the Double Bind—Incest Prohibition/ Incest Commandment Floods of Love in Workers' Poetry (Supplement) Contamination of the Body's Peripheral Areas Dirt The Mire The Morass Slime Pulp "Behind" Shit "Through the Body . . ." Rain Defense against Slime, the Morass, Pulp Summary: Republic, Revolution, War The Body as Dirt Dam and Flood: The Ritual of Parading in Mass Notes Bibliography Index A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W Y Z