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Gilman, Sander L.

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Introduction: What Are Stereotypes And Why Use Texts To Study Them? -- Male Stereotypes Of Female Sexuality In Fin-de-siecle Vienna -- The Nietzsche Murder Case; Or, What Makes Dangerous Philosophies Dangerous -- The Hottentot And The Prostitute: Toward An Iconography Of Female Sexuality -- Black Sexuality And Modern Consciousness -- On The Nexus Of Blackness And Madness -- The Madness Of The Jews -- Race And Madness In I.j. Singer's The Family Carnovsky -- Sigmund Freud And The Jewish Joke -- Sexology, Psychoanalysis, And Degeneration -- The Mad As Artists. Sander L. Gilman. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. 243-283.

Softcover. English. Cornell University Press. 1985. ISBN: 9780801493324. 292 pp. Good. Book No: 58600

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