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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

"For most practical purposes the expression 'slave object' is not well chosen to express the realities involved. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 34, Sentence #376)
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34 376 "For most View more quotes about practical">practical purposes the expression 'slave object' is not well chosen to express the realities involved.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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34 373 "So you see, Master," she said, "though in some respects I am a slave object, an article of property that may be bought and sold, a thing whose desires, whose thoughts and feelings, need not be in the least respected, in another sense, that of feeling and emotion, I am so far removed from the notion of an object that the use of such an expression is totally inadequate to convey the least understanding of my felt realities.
34 374 I was far more of an "object," a thing manipulated by the internalized demands of others, a thing not daring to feel, a thing not daring to be true to itself, when I was free than I am now, a slave girl in the uncompromising shackles of your bondage".
34 375 "I concede," I smiled.
34 376 "For most practical purposes the expression 'slave object' is not well chosen to express the realities involved.
34 377 Indeed, for most practical purposes, the expression is not only misleading and infelicitous but, as you have pointed out, inapt".
34 378 "You see," she said, "in some respects I am an object, and in other respects I am not an object".
34 379 "Yes," I said, "and in the deepest respects you are not an object".
"So you see, Master," she said, "though in some respects I am a slave object, an article of property that may be bought and sold, a thing whose desires, whose thoughts and feelings, need not be in the least respected, in another sense, that of feeling and emotion, I am so far removed from the notion of an object that the use of such an expression is totally inadequate to convey the least understanding of my felt realities. I was far more of an "object," a thing manipulated by the internalized demands of others, a thing not daring to feel, a thing not daring to be true to itself, when I was free than I am now, a slave girl in the uncompromising shackles of your bondage". "I concede," I smiled. "For most practical purposes the expression 'slave object' is not well chosen to express the realities involved. Indeed, for most practical purposes, the expression is not only misleading and infelicitous but, as you have pointed out, inapt". "You see," she said, "in some respects I am an object, and in other respects I am not an object". "Yes," I said, "and in the deepest respects you are not an object". - (Explorers of Gor)