The Prostitution of Sexuality
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Kathleen Barry. The Prostitution of Sexuality
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The Prostitution of Sexuality
Contents
PREFACE TO EBOOK EDITION
Introduction
1 Prostitution of Sexuality
The Social Construction of Sexuality: Stages of Dehumanization
What Then Is Rape?
The Sexual Secret
Beyond Limits
Murder
2 Sexual Power
Historical Stages in the Deployment of Sexual Exploitation
Culture of Sex and Construction of Sexuality
Prostitution of Sexuality
Sex as Labor?
Proprostitution
Sexual Relations of Power
Feminist Political Consciousness vs. Ideology
3 Josephine Butler: The First Wave of Protest
4 Industrialization of Sex
The Military Market: Korea
Sex Tourism: From Military to Business Markets
Marketing Women: Mail-Order Brides
Western Deployment of Sex Industries
Sexual Exploitation Industrialized
5 Traffic in Women
Trafficking from Pakistan to Bangladesh
Nepal Is Trafficked into India
Economic Disparity: First World and Third World, Husband and Wife
From Marital Feudalism to Economic Development: From Trafficked to Industrialized Sex
The Prostitution Sector: From Trafficking to Sex Industrialization
6 Pimping: The Oldest Profession
The Pimp-Whore Relationship
Rules of the Pimp
Seasoning
Police Brutality
Escape
Conclusion
7 The State: Patriarchal Laws and Prostitution
1. Prohibition
2. Regulation
3. Proprostitution Neo-Regulation
4. Abolitionism
Law: Irrationally Validating Violation
AIDS
8 Patricia Hearst: Prototype of Female Sexual Slavery. 1994 Postscripted Prelude
On Lying
Patricia Speaks about Surviving
The Missing Years: Was She Patty or Tania?
Temporality
Feminism and the Left
Loyalty
9 Human Rights and Global Feminist Action
The Silence of Forgetting
Remembering, Healing, Consciousness
Therapy: The Individual Approach
Radical Reform
The United Nations: The Possibility of Women’s Human Rights?
A New Feminist Human Rights
Are Women People?
Intolerance
Appendix: Proposed Convention Against Sexual Exploitation Draft of January 1994
Part I: General Provisions. Article 1. Definition of Sexual Exploitation
Article 2
Article 3
Part II: Sexual Exploitation. Article 4
Article 5
Article 6
Part III: Global Situations of Sexual Exploitation. Article 7
Article 8
Article 9
Article 10
Article 11
Part IV: Support Services. Article 12
Article 13
Part V: Procedural Measures. Article 14
Article 15
Article 16
Article 17
Article 18
Article 19
Article 20
Article 21
Article 22
Article 23
Article 24
Article 25
Article 26
Article 27
Article 28
Article 29
Article 30
Article 31
Notes. Notes to Introduction
Notes to Chapter 1
Notes to Chapter 2
Notes to Chapter 3
Notes to Chapter 4
Notes to Chapter 5
Notes to Chapter 6
Notes to Chapter 7
Notes to Chapter 8
Notes to Chapter 9
Index
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Domenica, an older German prostitute woman and a leader in the movement for prostitute rights in Germany, worries about the younger generation of women in prostitution. In an interview with Alice Schwarzer, editor of Emma magazine, Domenica reflected on the changes she sees in prostitution today, describing it as like a “market fair” where the streets are flooded with women from all classes who do prostitution with no limits:24 there is no bottom line to what customers are allowed to do, there is no bottom price, there is no separation of women from their lived experience as sexual objects—and they therefore must become them.
There are hierarchies that have structured the world of prostitution, stratifying women from high-class call girls to the lowest class of street walkers. In the last decade this structure has bottomed out and given way to prostitution without limits. In contrast to her generation of women, who learned to set rules and establish limits that enabled their survival of (and in her case survival in) prostitution, Domenica points out,
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