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	Camile Paglia and John Norman: Birds of a Feather?
		One of the things I find most striking about Camille Paglia is the similarities between the way she and John Norman are treated by PC feminists and mainstream media -- considering how very dissimilar they are as writers and thinkers.
		Paglia's conflict with PC feminists is more direct and more public, with PC feminists directly attacking her, while she is not at all shy about publicly attacking them.
		Norman and Paglia are birds of a feather because they both hold ideas about relations between the sexes that are different from those held by PC feminists, and those held by mainstream culture.
	www.rdrop.com /users/wyvern/data/camile.paglia.html (929 words)

	Kids.Net.Au - Encyclopedia > Camile Paglia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Camille Paglia (born April 2, 1947) is a social critic, author and feminist.
		Paglia is an intellectual of many apparent contradictions: a classicist who champions art both high and low, with a Hobbesian view that human nature is inherently dangerous, and yet who also celebrates dionysian revelry in the wilder, darker sides of human sexuality.
		Against this backdrop, Camille Paglia appeared on the scene as a female intellectual who enjoyed challenging the left-wing position in these areas, but far from being the usual stodgy conservative, she did so by arguing from an unusual, flashy position that also embraced homosexuality, fetish, and prostitution.
	encyclopedia.kids.net.au /page/ca/Camile_Paglia (281 words)

	Camile Paglia Article 3-29-95 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		When Camille Paglia hit the scene in 1990 with the publication of her first book, Sexual Personae, the feminist movement was completely comatose.
		Paglia sets the tone for the book in the introduction, writing, "Equal opportunity feminism, which I espouse, demands the removal of all barriers to woman's advance in the political and professional world -- but not at the price of special protections for women, which are infantalizing and anti-democratic.
		Camille Paglia, while not an unqualified libertarian (she still has a long ways to go on matters economic) is clearly a force for the good.
	www.umich.edu /~mrev/archives/1995/3-29-95/Paglia.3-29-95.html (661 words)

	Camille Paglia - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Camille Anna Paglia (born April 2, 1947 in Endicott, New York) is a social critic, intellectual, author, and teacher.
		Camille Anna Paglia was born April 2, 1947, at 6:57 PMAstrological chart, http://www.khaldea.com/charts/camillepaglia.shtml in Endicott, New York.
		Paglia later commented, "I was stunned because I thought she was going to be a major intellectual," and then wrote about the meeting at length in a catty essay entitled "Sontag, Bloody Sontag," published in "Vamps and Tramps".
	arikah.com /encyclopedia/Camile_Paglia (5434 words)

	Camille Paglia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Camille Anna Paglia (born April 2, 1947 in Endicott, New York) is an American social critic, intellectual, author and teacher.
		Paglia the public intellectual challenged the so-called "liberal establishment" of the day that ruled the roost in media, academia, activism, and politics, including figures such as Gloria Steinem, Andrea Dworkin, prominent academics, and advocacy groups such as National Organization for Women and ACT UP.
		Paglia has long been a controversial figure and attracted most of her media exposure through public rows with, amongst others, The Modern Review and an early exit from an ITV News interview.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Camile_Paglia (6170 words)

	CAMILE PAGLIA :: table.solotalkin.org :: Camile Paglia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
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	camile-paglia.table.solotalkin.org (1156 words)

	Letters: Dancing as fast as she can - Salon
		Paglia is a prolific and talented writer but her critical writing skills don't mask the fact that she is a spurned and bitter woman.
		Camille complains about Madonna rehashing old beats, then writes such phrases like "the formidable Cintra Wilson said mordantly to me" "which I would argue is an art song that bears comparison to Schubert's famous "Serenade." And my favorite "She has treated the dance idiom cavalierly." All I'm saying is -- pot, kettle.
		Paglia truly believes Madonna is becoming the Bette Davis of Whatever Happened to Baby Jane, she may want to chew on the thought of herself as the Victor Buono of that same film: the leech, the pretender, the unloveable loser.
	letters.salon.com /ent/feature/2005/12/02/madonna/view/index18.html (1346 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Give Caesar his due." [Camille Paglia] ------- "Minerva save us from the cloying syrup of coercive compassion!" [Camille Paglia] ------- "A serious problem in America is the gap between academe and the mass media, which is our culture.
		It doesn't repel them." [Camille Paglia] ------- "We need a new kind of feminism, one that stresses personal responsibility and is open to art and sex in all their dark, unconsoling mysteries.
		The highest human identity consists precisely in such assertions of freedom against material limitation." [Camile Paglia] ------- "The feminist obsession with rape as a symbol of male-female relations is irrational and delusional.
	htomc.dns2go.com /text/PAGLIA.TXT (577 words)

	Bookreporter.com - BREAK, BLOW, BURN by Camile Paglia
		The dust jacket to Camille Paglia's BREAK, BLOW, BURN boasts that the famed culture critic who once penned SEXUAL PERSONAE has written a "[d]aring, erudite, entertaining" text that is "destined to become a landmark." Initially such acclaim seems hard to swallow.
		Her forty-three readings of distinguished English-language poems demonstrate, however, Paglia's ability to appreciate and critically examine verse from a number of important historical and socio-cultural contexts.
		Paglia herself stresses the impact foreign-language poetry has had upon her appreciation of verse.
	www.bookreporter.com /reviews2/0375420843.asp (603 words)

	Rainy day thoughts: Camile Paglia
		Paglia must not know about the Senator funneling Defense contracts to her husbands company.
		My sense of her writing has always been that Paglia needs to be titillated as a prelude to acknowledgement.
		Paglia is, to me, an interesting woman because she doesn't follow the rules-- rather like Hitchens for being one of a kind.
	rainydaythought.blogspot.com /2007/06/camile-paglia.html (1071 words)

	The Poor Man Institute » Prolix bollix
		The ability to appreciate Camile Paglia is - like the ability to enjoy the show ‘24′ on any level at all - a sign of a diseased soul, which can only be cured by the generous application of John Tesh world music videos.
		I’m completely with you when it comes to Camille, she lost me years ago when she wrote that since a then fifteen year old Chelsea looked a little uncomfortable sitting with her father at an NBA game, that meant the Clinton’s must be horrible parents.
		Paglia along with all those other female anti-feminists, whose opinions would not have been heard or considered even vaguely important without the work of the feminists that they deride, continue to spew these self aggrandizing and patronizing articles about “how things should be”.
	www.thepoorman.net /2007/02/16/prolix-bollix (3273 words)

	loveecstasycrime
		Camile Paglia, Blogs and the Decentralization of Meaning: Sure, we bloggers can be both terribly self-absorbed and incestuous.
		Whatever their individual level and awareness of complicity with the dominant system, though, just as the economic and political elites of society feel instinctively threatened and repulsed by the free access to and flow of information, the cultural elites fear the diffusion of its interpretation and, thus, meaning.
		Writers like Camile Paglia have obviously done their homework and know full-well that there is no shortage of horrible and seemingly pointless writing being done on blogs all over the internet.
	arghfuckkill.blogspot.com /2003_11_01_arghfuckkill_archive.html (2405 words)

	Art New England - October/November 2005 - Book-Basquiat
		Camille Paglia begins Break, Blow, Burn with a list of grievances concerning what she deems to be the lamentable state of practice and criticism in the English-language poetry world.
		Paglia states: "If humanities expect support and investment from society, there must be a reform of academe..
		Her token Beat poem, Blackburn's "The Once-Over," is a "hipster's syncopated ode to female sexual power." The reforms she speaks of in her introduction mirror the neoconservative zeitgeist of our times: The only step forward is twelve steps back.
	www.artnewengland.com /issues/October_November_2005/books_paglia.html (273 words)

	Whiskey Bar: Mercy Killing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Paglia and her ilk are precisely why academia and in particular the humanities come under such fire.
		Camille Paglia is an "academic" in the sense that Charles Murray is an academic.
		Alas, Paglia is reflective of the cultural left in a very real way----60's lefty intellectual lefties had nothing bit contempt for feminism---Hurricane Camille continues that grand old tradition......
	billmon.org /archives/000835.html (1569 words)

	Camille Paglia - Salon.com
		Salon Directory › c › Camille Paglia (94 stories)
		Camille Paglia slams bloggers and trendy academics for degrading language -- and calls for a passionate revival of the great artistic tradition of the West.
		Paglia says "this entire administration needs to be replaced" -- but finds time to unload on Edwards, O'Reilly and Franken, and many others.
	www.salon.com /directory/topics/camille_paglia (510 words)

	Crying Wolf (Camille Paglia) [Free Republic] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Camile continues to be a champion for REAL women out there.
		I must say that Camile Paglia is the only "feminist" for whom I have any respect.
		Camille obviously heard Cheney take the oath and assumed that the same one would be used to swear in the President.
	www.freerepublic.com /forum/a3a80f01e4fbf.htm (3895 words)

	Weblogg-ed » 2003 » October » 31
		I don’t know exactly what determines when a new genre is born, and I don’t know if Web log writing is perceived as one, though I’m starting to think it should be.
		Now that doesn’t mean that all readers have the same high expectations that Paglia does, but it still means that there has to be a voice.
		I think because of the ease with which readers can enter the conversation, bloggers have to have an even higher awareness of what those readers might be thinking, and they have to write in ways that mimic synchronous conversation even though no one else is in the room.
	www.weblogg-ed.com /2003/10/31 (711 words)

	Camille Paglia - Salon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Camille Paglia slams bloggers and trendy academics for degrading language -- and calls for a passionate revival of the great artistic tradition of the West.
		Paglia says "this entire administration needs to be replaced" -- but finds time to unload on Edwards, O'Reilly and Franken, and many others.
		Camille Paglia, articles 1 - 13 of 85 1 2
	dir.salon.com /topics/camille_paglia (280 words)

	Y.P.R.: Untitled Post
		She came completely naked with but a lemon tied around her waist, explaining that she was a "Sour Puss." I mean no offense.
		Camile Paglia is a dear friend of mine.
		He goes on to describe an anecdote involving Camile Paglia, Willaim F. Buckley, and a Halloween party.
	www.yankeepotroast.org /archives/2002/06/_as_i_sit_here.html (706 words)

	EastWesterly Review: Review: Camile Pagila's Break Blow Burn
		My biggest argument with Paglia in the whole book – in which I argued with her a lot less than I expected to, truth be told – is her stubborn refusal to accept the notion that the author may not be the speaker.
		In some poems, the author is clearly not the speaker of the poem and in those cases, she does not assert so.
		I think Paglia might have a whole book on Plath in her and, shockingly enough, I would eagerly read it.
	www.postmodernvillage.com /eastwest/issue19/19a-0004.html (663 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Camile Paglia wrote an essay called "Understanding Children," which appeared in a book edited by John Updike which was published by Knopf in 1990 in New York.
		Camile's essay appeared on pages 100 - 121.
		Camile's essay ran from page 200 to 221.
	www.u.arizona.edu /~compitel/501homework1_2004.htm (290 words)

	No Left Turns Comments (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Clive James reviews Camile Paglia’s new new book which anthologizes 43 short works in verse.
		James: "This book is the latest shot in her campaign to save culture from theory." This is her attempt to get people (and students) to like poetry.
		UPDATE: John Derbyshire thinks the Paglia volume is simply awful, a glimpse of Hell, maybe even a spoof.
	www.ashbrook.org /noleftturns/comment.asp?blogID=6391 (154 words)

	Sam Paglia And The B-Movie Heroes \| Uppers Music Expose
		In November 2000, I had the great fortune to catch a set performed by Sam Paglia And The B-Movie Heroes and simply put, they blew me away.
		Sam: O.K let me try, I would describe the Sam Paglia group as my biggest dream come true: a synthesis of all the music I love.
		The name Sam Paglia and the B-movie Heroes comes from my first album of the same name published by Irma Records in 1998.
	www.uppers.org /showArticle.asp?article=181 (1549 words)

	Weblogg-ed » 2003 » October
		I don’t know exactly what determines when a new genre is born, and I don’t know if Web log writing is perceived as one, though I’m starting to think it should be.
		Now that doesn’t mean that all readers have the same high expectations that Paglia does, but it still means that there has to be a voice.
		I think because of the ease with which readers can enter the conversation, bloggers have to have an even higher awareness of what those readers might be thinking, and they have to write in ways that mimic synchronous conversation even though no one else is in the room.
	weblogg-ed.com /2003/10 (5004 words)

	David Cherniack Films: Transcripts - Camile Paglia
		It returned to being a kind of gay body language by the seventies when in fact we can see so clearly heterosexual men were doing something that was then lost, you know.
		And this people's park thing, oh let's take this plot of land which the university has designed - it was a real provocation, okay.
		And so I think that it is appropriate for us as adults and so on to say something that's watched around the clock by children are the things that perhaps should be left to be defined as naughty, kept in mother and daddy's closet.
	ca.geocities.com /dcherniack@rogers.com/paglia.htm (12382 words)

	HURRICANE CAMILE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		When John Koshak, the hero, and his family learned that hurricane Camile was coming, they did not panic.I grew up in NOLA and was there for Camile.
		Jim Ballew "Don't Fuller, Pass Christian, MS (demolished by Hurricane Camile) House for Charles F. Glore, Lake Forest,One of our members who lived in Biloxi, MS about 30+ years ago said that at that time, they were stiThe article "Face to Face with Hurricane Camile" is a showpiece of this kind of spirit.
		Unive1969: Hurricane Camile $20.0 million: 1972: Tropical Storm Agnes $23.1 million: 1989: Hurricane HugoSaffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale, Storm Naming Information, and FEMA Poll especially damaging and deaI grew up in NOLA and was there for Camile.
	www.hgs-inc.com /96a35142f5379839de99f27a85db082a.php3 (714 words)

	Swing Out DC :: View topic - World's top 100 intellectuals...
		I don't always agree with Camille Paglia, that's for sure, but I do think she has interesting things to say.
		Don't know if I'd put her on a top 100 list, but she is definitely a high-powered intellectual....
		Granted, I haven't read much feminist writing since I was in college, but Paglia is the only consistently interesting feminist writer I can think of off the top of my head.
	swingoutdc.com /forum/viewtopic.php?p=74867 (737 words)

	New Republic bashes Bush in silence - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
		For that secret, you have to turn to "Voting Is a Lot Like Sex," Reason magazine's entertaining, 13-page presidential poll of more than 40 big-time policy wonks, journalists and Nobel Prize winners most regular people have never heard of.
		Along with diehard but non-voting libertarian celebrities such as Drew Carey and Penn Jillette, Reason's poll -- often silly but informative -- includes the political thoughts of P.J. O'Rourke (who says he'll vote for Bush), Camile Paglia (Kerry), Grateful Dead songwriter John Peter Barlow (Kerry) and Mr.
		George, who told Reason's pollsters in August he'll be voting for libertarian Michael Badnarik and is identified as a "West Indian Catholic stand-up comic and recovering Republican flunky."
	www.pittsburghlive.com /x/pittsburghtrib/s_264450.html (361 words)

	Vanity Fair and Talk are full of good fluff and dirt - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
		Cover girl Helen Hunt decries the pain and suffering of trying to be a normal person when you're a horribly rich and famous celebrity.
		Camile Paglia picks the world's 25 most wicked women, from Eve to Monica.
		Michael Cieply gets "The West Wing's" creator/writer - the "brilliant and troubled" Aaron Sorkin" - to spill his guts about his drug problems.
	www.pittsburghlive.com /x/pittsburghtrib/s_32228.html (584 words)

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