Against Our Will: Men, Women, and Rape (107 page)

as po1itica1 act, 211, 249 ff.

in prison, 266

propaganda of,
2
35-37

punishments for, 163, 220, 228

and racism, 210, 215
ff.

reporting of, 214, 253-54

and sexism,
2 1
o,
2
55

statistics on, 214-16

see also
Slavery, American Interrogation and rape of political

prisoners, 89, 90, 108

Intraracia] rape, 183, 185, 211

see also
American Indian women; Black women; Chinese women; Rape (all references); Slavery; Women

Iroquois Indians, 141-42

Jack the Ripper, 292, 294-<)6

Jackson, Andrew,
36

Jackson, George,
252

Jackson, Martha, 154

Jagger, Mick, 295-97, 306 James, C. L. R., 217

Japanese Army, and rape in World War
II,
56-64

Jefferson, Thomas, 218, 228

Jemison, Mary, 142 Jewish women, and rape:

in pogroms, 121-24

and "sensuality" myth, 124 in war, 49-53

see also
Victims; War; Women

Johnson, Virginia, 323 Jones, LeRoi (lmamu Amiri

Baraka), 249

Jordan, Winthrop D., 154

458
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Jung, Carl,
11,
176 Jury:

bias against victims, 385-86

and credibility of victim, 368-78 exclusion of women from, 232,

2
45· 346

and myths of rape, 373-74

Kalven, Harry, 373-74

Karpman, Benjamin, 178

Ka-Tzetnik, 63

Keith, Agnes
N.,
62-63 Kelly, Fanny, 144

Kemble, Fanny, 156, 166-68, 170,

223

King Arthur's Round Table, 290—

292

Kinsey, Alfred C., 79n, 276-80,

39
2

Kitchen, Helen, 133

Kittredge, G. L., 292

Kitty Genovese case, 199-200 Knef, Hildegard, 66

Komisar, Lucy, 107, 145n Koran, rape attitudes in, 22 Korean War, 37n, 99

Krafft-Ebing, Richard van, 11

Kubrick, Stanley, 302, 306

Ku Klux Klan, 128-31, 222 Kunstler, William
M.,
131 Kurosawa, Akira, 304

Lady Sings the Blues
(Holiday), 273 Landers, Ann, 272

Lang, Daniel, 101, 102

Language, of sexism, 333, 334 Lansdale, Edward G., 86 Lasswell, Harold, 44

Last Battle, The
(Ryan) 66

Last
Exit to Brooklyn
(Selby), 194-195

Law, concepts of rape in:

act of rape vs. act of intercourse, 385

Law, concepts of rape in,
continued
and chastity standard, 370-71 and children, 370-71 contemporary rules of evidence

in, 369-74, 378-385

early English, 23-30 expectation of female resistance

to rape, 360

Hebraic, 18-23

judge vs. jury in, 374

and married rape, 376, 377,

380-82

primitive, 16-18

protecting family structure vs. incest prosecution, 281

role of subjective concepts in,

369

victim precipitation, 353-55

see also
Consent; Convictions; Corroboration; Credibility; Criminal rape; Jury; Penalties; Police; Reputation; Trial; specific entries for eras and cultures

Law enforcement, exclusion of women from, 387-89

Lawrence,
T. E.,
264

Lawson, John Howard,
73-74

Leda myth, 284, 318

Legends, accounts of rape in, 283-294, 299-3o2, 327-38, 375-76

Legislation, suggested reforms in,

37<}-96, 400-01

Le Grand, Camille
E.,
369 Leibowitz, Samuel, 2 32-33 Lenin, V.
I.,
228

Leopold
II,
King of Belgium, 132 Lerner, Gerda, 131

Lesbian assault,
z67-68

Le Vine, Robert, 287-88

Lex
talionis,
16

Life imprisonment, as punishment for rape, 3on, 32, 216, 379

Literature (popular), and accounts

of rape, 22, 176, 194-95, 223,

Literature (popular),
continued

248, 262-64, 270, 273-76,

289-91, 295, 297-98, 301-04,

3o7, 313-i 5, 324, 326, 332,

336

"Lone-wolf" rapist, 183, 186

Lord Baltimore (Frederick Calvert), 28

L'Ouverture, Toussaint, 217-18 Love:

in captivity relationships, 142 courtly, 290

origins of, in protection against rape, 16

and violence to women, 289 Love
Story
(film), 334 Lumumba, Patrice, 132, 133 Lynching:

compared to rape, 254-55 and denials of rape, 227-28

propaganda of, 224-26

as retaliation for rape, 212, 213,

n9, 246

role of Communist Party in, 227-28

statistics on, 223-24

M (film), 272

M achismo,
181, 188, 194, 301, 389

Madison, James, 218 Mailer, Norman, 306

Maimonides, 23

Maitland, Frederic William, 25,

28

Malderez, Deniese, 136, 138 Male bonding:

and first "historic" rape, 14 and gang rape, 187

historical examples of rape by, 288-89

as model for social relations, 194

see also
Gang rape; Masculinity; War

Malory, Sir Thomas, 291-92

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Manners, Ande, 121-22

Manson, Cqarles, 293

M an Who
Loved
Cat Dancing, The
(film), 306

Marcuse, Herbert, 253 Marie of Champagne, 290
M ark , The
(film), 272 Marriage:

and abduction, 17, 33, 34, 72,

73n, 83-84, 117, 120, 140-41,

286, 287, 290

beginnings of, in male protective system, 16, 17, 27

and black emancipation, 222 and chastity, 17, 219, 377, 386

and consent, 381

as consequence of rape, 21, 24,

25, 27, 83, 85, 252

contemporary laws of, 376--77 and inheritance, 219

and slavery, 163-64

and women's sexual rights, 163-164, 376
ff.

see also
Abduction; Bride cap

ture; Criminal rape; Married rape; Married women; Slavery

Married rape, 219, 380-82

Married women, rape of, 18, 21,

2
9-3o, 3
2
9

see also
Marriage

Martin, Robert A., 259 Martinsville Seven, 238-39

Marx, Karl,
11,
12

Marxism, concepts of rape in, 12-14, 227-28, 229

see also
Communism; Commu

nist Party, U.S.; Russian Army Masculinity, and ideology of rape:

and aggression, 32-35, 38, 181,

307

in American slavery, 154, 157

as defense of white womanhood, 217

fascist ideology of, 48-49 and feminine purity, 217

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Masculinity, and ideology of rape,

continued

and heroic rapist, 283-308, 391 male bonding as model for, 194 polarization of, 194

as predatory, i6

in prison rape, 260-68 and profile of rapist, 178 and racial differences, 98

and rape as masculine, 14-15, 16, 178, 312

see also
Ideology of rape; indi vidual entries under kinds of rape and rapist

Masochism, female:

as culturally induced, 250, 263,

321
ff.

as "inherent," 316 ff. psychoanalytic misconceptions

of, 179, 229-30, 315-2
5

Masochism, male:

in homosexuality, 193· 262-64 and violence, 193

M assacres of the M ountains

(Dunn), 144

Massage parlors, and prostitution,

94

Mass culture:

and propaganda of rape, 292-308, 309-46

and theory of male dominance,

389
ff.

and women as victims, 33
ff.,

336
ff.,
342
ff.

Mass rape, in war, 52, 57, 69, 287

see also
Mob rape; Pogroms; War

Masters, William, 323

Master-slave relationship, 169-70,

3
1
4

Mate-protectorate, precursor to

patriarchy, 17-18 Mating:

in animal species, 2-13

as protection against rape, 16-17

Matriarchy, concept of, 283 Matrilineal culture, American

Indian, 141-42

Matsui, Iwane, 58, 61

McCabe, Charles, 294

McCaldon, R.
J.,
207 McCallum, James, testimony of,

58, 61

McGee, Willie,
.210,
239-45 McWhorter, L.
V., 52
Mead, Margaret, 284, 285

Measam, George,
i
17

Media:
see all references under
Comic books; Confession magazines; Culture; Fairy tales; Legends; Literature; Movies; Myths; Newspapers and magazines; Pornography; Television

Meeker, Arvilla, testimony of, 145 ff.

Meeker, Josie, testimony of, i45 ff.

Mehrhof, Barbara, 334

Memphis Riot (1866), 126 Memphis study,
see
Brown, Brenda Men:
see
Homosexuality;
M a-

chismo;
Male bonding; Masculinity

Menen, Aubrey, 81-82

Middle Ages, concepts of rape in, 23-24, 290-92

Military service:
see
War; individ

ual entries for armies, revo lutions, and wars

Miller, Henry, 124

Millett, Kate, 49

Mind
of the South, The
(Cash), 222, 223

M inister and the Choir
Singer,
The

(Kunstler),
1
31

M iracle of the
Rose (Genet), 262 Miscegenation, 16i, i63, 164

M iss Lonel yhearts
(West), 289 Mitchell, Margaret, 22 3

Mix, Ebenezer, 143

Mob rape:

in American South, 124-39 compared with individual rape,

114

historical examples of, 288-89

in World War II, 49-51

see also
Gang rape; Lynching; Massacres; Pogroms; War Molestation:
see
Child molestation

Molotov, V. M.,
55

Molotov Note, The, 55 Monogamy, origins of, in protection against rape, 6, 7 Monstrelet, E., 37

Morel,
E.
D.,
132 Morgan,
J.
H., 42, 48

Mormons, persecutions of, 124-26
M orte d'Arthur
(Malory), 291 Mosaic law:
see
Hebrew law Moseley, Winston, 199-200, 206 Mostert, Mary, 242n

Motherhood:

and paternity in American South, 156, 167-68

as protection against rape in ancient times, 16
ff.

see also
Abortion; Illegitimacy; Pregnancy; Reproduction

Movies, and accounts of rape, 222, 223, 257-58, 292, 293-<)7,

301-06, 324, 333-36, 389,

396

Movie stars, as role models, 333-35

Mundugumor culture, 284

Mundurucu culture, 285-86

Munger, Edwin, 136, 138 Murder:

after rape, 101-03, 104, 122,

126

in FBI reports, 175, 213

penalty for, 101

profile of murderer, 184n, 266

see also
Rape murder Murphy, Robert F., .285-86

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Music, popular, and lyrics of sexual abuse, 336

Mutilation, sexual, of women, 38-40, 46, 61, 121, 144-45, 151,

152

My Lai massacre, 103-05

Myths and misconceptions, of rape and rape victim:

of "beautiful victim," 333-36, 386

of black man as rapist, 223, .224,

225

of "consent" vs. force, 235, 241 "cry rape" (rape-lie), 228-34,

240-42

of female masochism, 230
ff.,

315
ff.

and jury bias, 373-74 of lone rapist,
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82