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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

An entire structure of myths is then raised to protect the individual from the insight that he was, long ago, when defenseless, mutilated and crippled. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #237)
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4 237 An View more quotes about entire">entire structure of myths is then raised to protect the individual from the insight that he was, long ago, when defenseless, mutilated and crippled.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 234 In children, of course, the punishments are commonly forgotten, at least on conscious levels.
4 235 Inexplicable anxieties, however, often remain.
4 236 These anxieties, and the rules that seem associated with them, pertaining to the suppression and inhibition of sexuality, must, of course, by thinking organisms, be rationalized.
4 237 An entire structure of myths is then raised to protect the individual from the insight that he was, long ago, when defenseless, mutilated and crippled.
4 238 You are familiar with the nature of such myths, such superstructures and defense mechanisms.
4 239 They are many and varied.
4 240 These range from the praising of an idiotic celibacy in the interests of a presumably nonexistent spirit to the genres of dirty jokes and stories, in which a vengeance is taken on the thwarted sexuality by trying to make it appear small and dirty.
In children, of course, the punishments are commonly forgotten, at least on conscious levels. Inexplicable anxieties, however, often remain. These anxieties, and the rules that seem associated with them, pertaining to the suppression and inhibition of sexuality, must, of course, by thinking organisms, be rationalized. An entire structure of myths is then raised to protect the individual from the insight that he was, long ago, when defenseless, mutilated and crippled. You are familiar with the nature of such myths, such superstructures and defense mechanisms. They are many and varied. These range from the praising of an idiotic celibacy in the interests of a presumably nonexistent spirit to the genres of dirty jokes and stories, in which a vengeance is taken on the thwarted sexuality by trying to make it appear small and dirty. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)