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Esther Markussen
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This chapter I have just begun on decadence, is almost 100 pages long😦 I mean how long can it take to explain that decadence is, flamboyant art-snobs who believed their writhing was the highest form of sensual and spiritual art?
And of course they loved to use satan symbolically, what else causes a god scandal?
— Aug 11, 2026 01:04PM
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And of course they loved to use satan symbolically, what else causes a god scandal?
Esther Markussen
is on page 204 of 683
This is the closest I have to a bible, and it isn't religious text. It doesn't attempt to tell you how to live, or right and wrong, as it is a historical research. However through it, you understand the connection between feminism and demonization. How christianity has been used to repress women, and demonize masculine, gay or just free women. And then how satan, representing opposition, has been used as a liberator.
— Jul 08, 2026 01:32PM
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Esther Markussen
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Done with chapter 5 on "Satan as the Emancipator of women in Gothic literature". Intresting is how vampires and werewolf women, are representative of the subversion of patriarcial ideals, as they are unmotherly, wild and free. Thus can be read feministic as liberating. However through the eyes of authors like Bram Stoker and Le Fanu, are intended as a warning, and sexist protrayl of feminist. So again ambivalent
— Jul 03, 2026 01:42AM
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