Twofold Vibration

Raymond Federman

Literature & Fiction

Harvester P

<p>The body is in pain. The collective body is in agony. As much as the isolated inner cities, as much as U. S. foreign policy, as much as institutionalized voodoo economics, it is the flesh and blood body which is a site of oppression and potential rebellion in the United States. Consider this image recalled by Dennis Barrie, director of the Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati. One day in 1990, while the Center was displaying Robert Mapplethorpe's "The Perfect Moment," about forty uniformed police officers walked into the Center and forcibly removed the patrons simply because they were looking at Mapplethorpe's photos. It is that image, Barrie says, "that's going to haunt me for the rest of my life. Because that isn't our country, or it shouldn't be our country."</p>

Fiction International 22: Pornography & Censorship

Joyce Carol Oates

et.al.

Samuel R. Delany

Robert, Coover

Kathy Acker

Harold Jaffe

Edith, Wharton

Ronald Sukenik

Contemporary

San Diego State Univ

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