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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

In his conversation, and in his advertising, and such, it seems his attention, almost exclusively, interestingly, is occupied with little more than the extents and distributions of planes and masses. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #377)
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18 377 In his conversation, and in his advertising, and such, it View more quotes about seems">seems his attention, almost exclusively, interestingly, is occupied with little more than the extents and distributions of planes and masses.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 374 She must always, of course, be kept strictly in her place.
18 375 The contrast here between the man of Earth and the Gorean male is illuminating.
18 376 The man of Earth subscribes to the thesis that he prizes a woman's mind but, considering his behavior, it seems reasonably clear that, on the whole, he does not.
18 377 In his conversation, and in his advertising, and such, it seems his attention, almost exclusively, interestingly, is occupied with little more than the extents and distributions of planes and masses.
18 378 Indeed, some men of Earth seem more interested in parts of women, than in women.
18 379 Goreans, it might be pointed out, would find this almost incomprehensible.
18 380 They would not even regard it as a perversion.
She must always, of course, be kept strictly in her place. The contrast here between the man of Earth and the Gorean male is illuminating. The man of Earth subscribes to the thesis that he prizes a woman's mind but, considering his behavior, it seems reasonably clear that, on the whole, he does not. In his conversation, and in his advertising, and such, it seems his attention, almost exclusively, interestingly, is occupied with little more than the extents and distributions of planes and masses. Indeed, some men of Earth seem more interested in parts of women, than in women. Goreans, it might be pointed out, would find this almost incomprehensible. They would not even regard it as a perversion. - (Guardsman of Gor)