Against Our Will: Men, Women, and Rape (108 page)

modern dictums stated, 311-13 in parables and fairy tales, 309—

310

in popular literature, 313-15 and propaganda of rape, 310-11 of rapist as solitary, 182

of "resistance provokes murder," 206, 207

of "sex drive," 178-79, 179n

of sexual intercourse as normally painful, 316-17

of "typical" rapists, 176, 182,

183

of "vengeful" woman, 22, 228—

229, 245, 313, 370

Nakayama, Yasuto, 61 Nanking, Rape of, 57-6i

Nanking International Relief Com mittee, 57

Narrative of the Capture of Cer

tain Americans at Westmore land ,
A, 141

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National Association for the Ad vancement of Colored People, 223-25, 227, 254

National Commission on the

Causes and Prevention of Violence, 186, 197, 214, 351,

354-55

Nationalism, and rape, 126-31,

132 ff.

Nat Turner Rebellion, 217 Neighborhood, as victim-offender

locus, 182, 184, 185-86, 349

New Guinea, rape in, 284-86 Newspapers and magazines,

accounts of rape in:

"advice to victims," 398-<)9, 403 and American Indian wars, 140,

i46-47

in American Revolution, 116-119

in American slavery, 155-60

in Belgian Congo revolution, i32,
1
38-39

of captivities, 140

and heroic rapists, 293 ff.

and interracial rape, 7-8, 211,

213, 236-39, 219, 241-43,

2
5
2
-53

of police rape, 269

and prison rape, 258-60, 268 and tabloid journalism, 337-41 in war, 57, 64, 79-80, 84, 89-<)o,

101-04

see also
Documentation of rape; Propaganda

New York City Rape Analysis Squad, 197, 366

New York Radical Feminists, 358,

4°5

Nez Perce Indians, 152-53

Nietzsche, Friedrich, 48 Nightingale, Florence, 36n Nin, Anai's, 326-27

Nonvirgins, rape of, and criminal justice, 26, 28-30

Nonvirgins, rape of,
continued

see also
Married women; Nuns; Prostitutes

Northup, Solomon, 158-59 North Vietnamese Army, 90 Nugum culture, 284

Nuns, rape and abuse of, 29, 37, 68, 132, 137

Nuremberg Race Laws (1935), 51

Nuremberg Trials, 54-55

Origin
of
the Family, The

(Engels), 12

Our Lady of the Flowers
(Genet), 263

Ovid, 289

Ownership, concept of, origins through subjugation of women, 17-18, 24

see also
Marriage; Property;

Slavery

Painter, Sidney, 27, 37

Pair i:ape, 187, 188

see also
Gang rape

Pakistani Army, and Bangladesh, 32, 78-86

Parker, Mack Charles, 246

Paternity, 156, 167-68 Patriarchy:

control over women and chil dren, 17, 281

origins of, in protection against rape, 17-18

and triumph over matriarchy, 283-84

Patterns in Forcible Rape
(Amir),

180
ff.

see also
Amir, Menachem Patterson, Haywood, 2
34,
260
ff.

see also
Scottsboro case

Patton, George S., 31, 73, 92, 93 Paul VI, Pope, 332

Pawlowicz, Sala, 51-52

Peckinpah, Samuel, 302

Pederasty, 196

see also
Sodomy Penalties for rape:

in American Revolution,
119

in American slavery, 218-19

contemporary, 216, 234-35,

37<]-83

and discriminatory sentencing,

215-16, 234-35

in early law, 18-30

and lesser charges, 76-77 military, 76, ioon, 9()-()1, 98-101

Pentagon Papers, The,
86 Perrault, Charles, 292

Perry, Eleanor, 306 Philadelphia study,
see
Amir,

Menachem Phillips, Ulrich B., 218 Pius XII, Pope, 63, 331

Plains Indians, 144, 285

Planned rape, historic origins of, 14 statistics, 183-84, 187

see also
Gang rape

Plath, Sylvia, 327

Poetry, victim models in, 306,

335-36

Pogroms, and rape, 121-24

Police:

bias against victims, 364-68 statistics on rape, 174-76, 214—

216

studies of rape, 214-16

Police rape, 268-71, 366

Pollock, Frederick, 25, 28

Pontiac's War (1764), 142 Pornography:

as anti-female propaganda, 394-396

feminist analysis of, 390, 392-96

and heroic rapist, 288

and homosexual rape, 263 master-slave fantasy in, 169-70 and war, 82, 288

INDEX
I
463

Potiphar's wife, legend of, 22, 228,

37°

Power:

beginnings of, in male protection of women against rape, 17, 128

and class politics in rape, 252-53 and fascism, 49

in military, 32-33 psychoanalytic concepts of, 76

see also
Ideology of rape; Mascu-

linity; Property; Slavery; War Prebble, John, 38-39

Pregnancy, as consequence of rape,

16, 39, 45, 79-80, 81, 84, 279,

283, 284

see also
Breeder women Prehistory, and origins of rape, 14-

15

President's Commission on Ob

scenity and Pornography, 393,

395

Press:
see
Newspapers and magazines

Price, Flora Ellen, testimony of, 145
ff.

Price, Victoria, and Scottsboro

case, 230
ff.

Prison, studies of rapists in, 207-209, 257-58

Prisoners, women as, 90, 267-68

Prison rape, 2 57-68

hierarchy in, 260-61, 272 "womanizing" of victims, 260—

268

Private property, origins of, in sub jugation of women, 17-18

see also
Children; Marriage;

Property; Women "Professionals" rape, 2 56, 271 Promiscuity, correlated to experi

ence of forcible rape, 124

see also
Reputation Propaganda, rape as:

functions of, 114, 139

and lynching, 223-26

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Propaganda, rape as,
continued

and pornography, 394-96

and racism, 132, 235-37, 240-42

in war, 40-58, 53, 65-66, 69-72,

86-87, 310-11, 332

see also
Documentation; Heroic rapist; Ideology of rape; Newspapers and magazines; Statistics

Propaganda Technique in the World War
(Lasswell), 44

Property, women as, 16, 17, 18,

35-36, 185, 219, 281, 288,

3i9, 376-77

Prostitution:

in American slavery, 163, 168—

169

compared to rape, 76, 390

as consequence of child molestation, 279n

feminist analysis of, 390-92

in Middle Ages, 27-28, 29

by men in prison, 261, 267 and police rape, 366 unknown among American

Indians, 142

in war, 35n-36n, 63-64, 75-76,

82-83, 92--(}7, 332-33

see also
Brothels; Concubinage;

Reputation Psychoanalysis:

blind to reality of rape, 11, 12, 187

and misconceptions of child

molestation, 275-76

and misconceptions of female sexuality, 308, 315-25, 327,

333, 387

and misconceptions of rape,

176-79, 22<)-30

Psychology of Women
(Deutsch),

229-30, 316

Psychopathia Sexualis
(Krafft

Ebing),
il

Psycho rapist, 176

"Psywar," and rape in Vietnam, 86-87

Puzo, Mario, 305n

Rabbit Redux (Updike), 313 Race:

and rape, 73-75, 80-81, 126-31,

i32-39,
21
0-55, i40-15o,

1
50-53, 349, 366-67

ofrapists, 176, 180

see also
American Indian women; Black women; Chinese women; Jewish women; Women

Race defilement, 51

see also
Miscegenation Racism:

and rape, 73-75, 126-39, 210—

255

and sexism, 210
ff.,
255

Rahman, Mujibur, 78, 83

Rais, Gilles de, 292, 293 Rand, Ayn, 313
ff.

Randsdell, Hollace, 2
33

Rank, Otto, 327

"Rapacious maiden" myth, 22-23, 30

Rape:
see
Criminal rape; Culture;

Power; Slavery; Victims; War; Women

Rape, concepts in history of : act has a history, 12, 17, 404

beginnings of, 13-15, 16 biological possibility of, 13-14,

388

black insurrectionary, 248
ff.,

306

as crime against property, 18, 23,

162, 185; 375

as crime against women, 8--(}, 24,

i85, 396-97

criminological, 178
ff.

Rape, concepts in history of,

continued