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The Gutenberg Elegies: The Fate of Reading in an Electronic Age by Sven Birkerts. Boston: Faber and Faber, 1994.
Men, Women & Myth: The Case Against Michael Kimmel By David Kubiak, January 1995.
Camille Paglia: When The Truth Offends By Rod Van Mechelen, The Backlash! against negative male stereotypes, April 1995.
Report no. 3 from the Berlin Film Festival By Marcia Pally, February 20, 1996. "Oliver Stone is the Camille Paglia of film makers ... Paglia
wants to be Don Corleone. She wants the rages within her breast to be writ large, and so does Stone."
Arc of Transcendence: Camille Paglia's Guide to Toilet Training Your Son By Heather Menzies Jones. 1996. Worth-while mockery.
Shame, Beauty, and the Ambivalence of the Flesh, after Schopenhauer, C.G. Jung, Frederick Turner & Camille Paglia by Kelley L. Ross,
1996.
Easy Target #1: Camille Paglia Parody of Paglia's Salon-column. Issue: polygamy. On Suck, March 1997.
An Open Letter To Camille Paglia By Bonnie J. Dow. Flagpole Magazine,Sept. 23, 1998. The occassion was a speech by Paglia at Georgia
Hall in UGA's Tate Student Center. On feminist controversies.
Camille As Never before By Chase Madar. © 1999 by The Progressive, Madison, WI. "Mitch, you tawny Apollonian man-god of Baywatch;
Seinfeld, you rubber-gummed trickster-monkey; Lucy "Xena" Lawless, you mouthwatering kiwi glamazon, the best damn Xena that I've
ever seen-ah. . . . Television is our Circe, and she's a date rapist. Just lay back, relax, and spread your sense organs: Ally McBeal,
skinny thing of Troy whose oddly duck-like face a thousand torts could launch, er, what else, Paul Reiser, you rug-rat annoying Adonis,
Dan Rather, you raging . . . [that's enough archetypal TV actors--Ed.]"
The Fallacies of Moralism and Moral Aestheticism,(after Schiller, Nelson, Camille Paglia, Frederick Turner, Robert Hughes)
Alain Danielou, Shiva and Dionysus and Camille Paglia, Sexual Personae By Peter Myers. March 7, 2002.

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