Male Fantasies Volume 2

Foreword.
<p>Chapter 1: The Mass and Its Counterparts. .</p>
<p>The Mass as Embodiment of a Specific Unconsciousness ∗ Contagious Lust ∗ The Alien within as ′Primitive Man′ ∗ Aspects of the Masses in Reality ∗ Women to the Fore ∗ The Uncanny ∗ Blackout, and Loss of Fleshly Reality: Decomposition with the Mass ∗ The Mass and the Culture: The ′Upstanding′ Individual ∗ Culture and the Army ∗ Undefeated in the Field? ∗ The Mass and the Race ∗ The Nation ∗ The People ∗ The Whole ∗ Excursus: The Sexualization of Language ∗ A Forerunner on the Road to the Reich ∗ Ths Speech ∗ The Eyes.</p>
<p>Chapter 2: Male Bodies and the ′White Terror.</p>
<p>Sexuality and the Drill ∗ The Body Reconstructed in te Military Academy ∗ The Troop as a Totality–Machine ∗ The Totality–Component: Figure of Steel ∗ Preliminary Comments on the Agency of the Ego ∗ Blackouts ∗ The Absorbtion of Sexual Desire ∗ Prussian Socialism ∗ Battle and te Body ∗ Speed and Explosions: Contact with the ′Object′ ∗ The Site of War ∗ The Soldierly Body, the Technological Machine, and the Fascist Aesthetic ∗ The Ego of the Soldier Male ∗ Fragmented Armor ∗ The Ego and Maintainance Mechanisms ∗ Ego–Disintegration and Work ∗ Collected Observations on the Ego of the Not–Yet–Fully–Born ∗ Fascism and the Family ∗ Regression ∗ Susceptability to Analysis ∗ Conciousness ∗ Memory ∗ ′He Has It in Hand...′ ∗ Projection ∗ Aids to Full Birth ∗ The Aggressive Nature of Human Beings ∗ Mountains of Corpses.</p>
<p>Chapter 3: The White Terror as Bounding and Maintainance of the Self ∗ Three Perceptual Identities Associated with the ′Undifferentiated Objects of the Drives′ ∗ Black White Red ∗ The Whip ∗ Ritual Flogging and the Look ∗ Homosexuality and the White Terror ∗ Homosexuality and Sado–Masochism ∗ Homosexual Desire ∗ Controvesy ∗ Socarides′s Overt Homosexual ∗ Anal Intercourse as an Act of Maintainance ∗ Homosexuality in the Military Academy ∗ Transsexuality as Regulated Play ∗ The Attractiveness of Men as a Social Quality ∗ Freud and History ∗ The Struggle for Power as a Struggle between the Homosexual and the Anti–Homosexual ∗ Double Double Blind ∗.</p>
<p>Conclusion.</p>
<p>Notes.</p>
<p>Bibliography.</p>
<p>Index.</p>