Camille Paglia Quotes
Moralism And Ignorance Are Responsible For The Constant Stereotyping Of Prostitutes By Their Lowest Common Denominator
The Sick, Strung-out Addicts, Couched On City Stoops, Who Turn Tricks For Drug Money ... The Most Successful Prostitutes In History Have Been Invisible. That Invisibility Was Produced By Their High Intelligence, Which Gives Them The Power To Perceive, And Move Freely But Undetected In The Social Frame. The Prostitute Is A Superb Analyst, Not Only In Evading The Law But In Initiating The Unique Constellation Of Convention And Fantasy That Produces A Stranger's Orgasm. She Lives By Her Wits As Much As Her Body. She Is A Psychologist, Actor, And Dancer, A Performance Artist Of Hyper-developed Sexual Imagination.
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