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In this eccentric all-female romantic comedy, charismatic filmmaker Anna faces a midlife crisis. She has neither job nor girlfriend, and lives in her friend's garage in Los Angeles. Just whe... Read all In this eccentric all-female romantic comedy, charismatic filmmaker Anna faces a midlife crisis. She has neither job nor girlfriend, and lives in her friend's garage in Los Angeles. Just when she's about to throw in the towel, she meets Katia, who becomes her muse, inspiring her ... Read all In this eccentric all-female romantic comedy, charismatic filmmaker Anna faces a midlife crisis. She has neither job nor girlfriend, and lives in her friend's garage in Los Angeles. Just when she's about to throw in the towel, she meets Katia, who becomes her muse, inspiring her to write and direct an all-female remake of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" Surrounded b... Read all
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If you're smart, you'll get this movie and love it. If you're an artist who has struggled to make art, you'll get this movie and love it. If you're a lesbian, you'll get this movie and love it. If the title doesn't make any sense to you, then I recommend discovering the work of Virginia Woolf. She's a brilliant and beautiful writer as well as one of the most interesting women in history. If you aren't familiar with Edward Albee's play "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf," I recommend you read the play or at least watch the movie version with Elizabeth Taylor. Understanding these cultural references will help you fully appreciate this film. I loved this movie!!!
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Writing with her signature blend of poetry and polemics, Naomi Wolf delivers a fiercely courageous portrait of female sexuality in the twenty-first century. As usual, Wolf writes what others are afraid to say. -- Susan Cain, author of New York Times bestseller QUIET Part memoir, part cultural history and part scientific journey around women's sexuality, the best elements of which illuminate how little women generally know about their own anatomy -- Emma Brockes * Guardian * Worth respecting, even celebrating . . . there is [here] a very intriguing thesis about love . . . If you are one of those School of Cosmo feminists who has been arguing for decades that women should be more like men sexually . . . then Wolf's take is genuinely revolutionary -- Sarah Vine * The Times * Wolf's tome could not be better timed . . . at a time when Western women's bodies have never been more highly politicised, the one person who might be able to shine a ray of light . . . has to be Wolf. Perhaps this history will do for 21st century activism what The Beauty Myth did for 1990s feminists . . . Wolf is exploring territory we haven't heard about since Germaine Greer in the 1970 -- Viv Groskop * Independent on Sunday * Naomi Wolf has tried hard to look at female sexuality as it really is, not as pop culture or political correctness would like it to be . . . The science of female arousal is complex and woefully neglected, and Wolf has done us all a favour by trying to drag it into the mainstream -- Jemima Lewis * Mail on Sunday * --This text refers to an alternate kindle_edition edition.
In sizing up the alleged boons of vaginal liberation, Wolf refuses to acknowledge the actual levers of oppression that subjugate bona fide vagina owners in this country today. This might be more forgivable if Vagina was more of an autobiography ... but Vagina is instead dressed up like a serious political tract with all sorts of utopian notions of healing the world, and the psychic wounds of all the world's women. —Natasha Vargas-Cooper --This text refers to an alternate kindle_edition edition.
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When I was in my early 20s, I had two friends who were on a quest to achieve the ultimate Reichian orgasm. A "Reichian" orgasm wasn't just any orgasm. It was a full-on, loss of control, mutual orgasm that tapped into the cosmic orgone coursing through the universe. That is, according to the gospel of Freud's disciple, Wilhelm Reich. I don't know if they ever achieved that goal, but for them it was all-consuming. Now along comes Naomi Wolf's Vagina, and a new generation of women and men may go in search of her well-described and tantalizing "ultimate" orgasm. I wish them luck. It could be a lot of fun. Though "fun" is not a word that Wolf herself would use. A "Wolfian" orgasm is much more than fun. It is bliss itself. She terms it the "high orgasm" and describes it as "that kind of orgasm that most intensely induces the most complete possible trance state and that most involves all the body systems, so that afterward the woman feels the most replete...." Like Reich, Wolf asserts that the high orgasm links the female to the transcendent, and thus has a spiritual dimension. Unlike Reich, Wolf has the benefit of 75 years of scientific sexual research, including modern brain research in which willing participants are wired and scanned while experiencing an orgasm. The "vagina" in Vagina is not just the vagina. Technically, the vagina is the introitus, the vaginal opening. But Wolf expands it to mean "the entire female sex organ, from labia to clitoris, to introitus to mouth of the cervix." Soon she adds other sexually sensitive areas, including the perineum, the anal area, and the G Spot (which, if you don't know, is the back of the clitoris). Citing modern physiological studies, she says that vast arrays of nerves are connected from these areas to the brain, and that each woman's "neural pathways" may be unique. Hence Lesson Number One: all women are different when it comes to sexual stimulation and arousal, and it is the wise man (or wise partner) who takes the time to discover what unique combinations of physical and psychological attention will produce High Orgasm. She calls this combinatory approach the "Goddess Array." Men are dogs, so perhaps our simple wiring only requires thoughtless sex. But women are not so simple. Women's "wiring" is far more complex, and to achieve High Orgasm they require a sense of safety and trust, and loving attentiveness, in order to relax their defenses and allow themselves to become caught up in the waves of pleasure that a full orgasm requires. Therefore, women who go along with pornography, women who treat themselves like objects and their partners like objects, women who say they just want a roll in the hay: these women are destroying their own potential for self-realization and empowerment. At least this is what Naomi Wolf believes, and one suspects that she is right about women; and that despite our doggy nature, we men are also among the lost. And what have we lost? Simply the chance for transcendence. The chance to unleash the power of the vagina and bring in a better world. A world where women are fully actualized. We lose the "Divine Feminine;" we lose "the Goddess." Wolf links her concept of the Goddess to ancient spiritual wisdom contained in the Tao and Tantric Yoga. Specifically, wisdom about women's sexuality and the gateway that Hindus term the yoni, and which can be translated as "sacred space," or "divine passage." Some of her more interesting chapters follow the Tantric tradition right into the current day, with vignettes about modern Tantric healers, Tantric workshops, and Tantric transformations. The vagina. For millions of years, every human life had to pass through this gateway, and even if our primitive ancestors did not exactly understand the role that insertion and ejaculation played, they certainly understood that babies came out of this opening. Therefore as civilization emerged from hunter-gatherer and pastoralist tribes, and as oral tradition became concretized in writing, one can find some justification for the idea that the divine feminine preceded the divine masculine--that the Goddess in her many forms came before the Gods, and well before the concept of a single, all-powerful, male God. Wolf accepts this thesis, citing the author Rosalind Miles, whose The Women's History of the World asserts that "...as humankind emerged from the darkness of prehistory, God was a woman." But all this was lost as male-centered religion fought to dominate the stage. Particularly in the cultural "West," the Judeo-Christian-Islamist juggernaut destroyed our culture's conception of the divine feminine, destroyed the worship of women's primal power. This masculinized religiosity maligned, degraded, and shackled women's sexuality, and all but eliminated women's sense of self-esteem along with the knowledge of women's true power. This was, Wolf asserts, "Our species' original sin...." [My emphasis] I think this is a fairy tale. Or, perhaps more neutrally, a modern myth based upon ancient myths. The modern myth posits a golden era, in which God was a woman and women had power. If true, this might be heartening to modern feminists as they struggle for women's rights. All we need to do is go "back to the future." Instead, I believe that male dominance has always been the hallmark of organized human society, and that the oppression of women is the most pernicious and long-lasting injustice of civilized humankind. In that sense, Wolf and I agree. It may not be the original sin, but it belongs on the small list of curses that have plagued our life on the planet, including physical violence and murder. So, Back to the future or Forward to the future? Perhaps it doesn't much matter. If the myth of an egalitarian Golden Era strengthens our determination to fight for equality in this era, then this is obviously a source of strength. God knows, there is still a mighty struggle ahead. Or should one say, Goddess knows?
I've read some reviews of this book on Amazon that were written by men who are, it is obvious, deathly afraid of the requirements of the art of intimacy. Some tend to focus on and take personally, one small experiential part of the book, as if it were an affront to be taken personaly as an insult. I find such criticisms indicate a man who is insecure, threatened and afraid of women and their own feminine side. However, NW is quite clear about what kind of touch and behavior by or from men or other women, and the effect those behaviors are likely to have on target or witness of these acts. She goes into what some have called too much detail. Believe me, she could have been FAR more specific and detailed should she have so chosen. One point she does make unequivocally clear from the start is that this book is written about WOMEN, the woman's body, and the effect that those (described in delicious or frightening detail) behaviors and touches are likely have on women. She makes it clear, by saying so, that in certain areas she is writing about women and their over-all situation and that it may well be that men need their own book, their own research about how their bodies work. However, this is a great book and it is an important book. I think it is required reading for anyone with a vagina and/or has a relationship with someone who does. This book's importance is NOT in its description of just what a man or woman can do to truly open up and deepen what I will call a "vaginally populated relationship" (it's a clumsy phrase but I like it so I am keeping it.)This book's importance is the scientific evidence regarding female and male interactions. I'm sixty three and I thought I was pretty well informed. I admit that throughout my life I have been curious and attentive enough to take my time as a member of a relationship, including sexual ones, to find out what is helpful and what isn't. I knew that there was a lot that I "knew" through experience without ever giving much thought of the "why?" of it. What NW has done in this beautiful, challenging and rewarding book is to gather together in one place scientific proof, evidence, of HOW a woman's body works and that is exciting. It is exciting in that it demonstrates that what a lot of lunk-headed men think is malarky is, in fact, true. This evidence does several things for the reader. S/he becomes very well-informed about the very specific, I mean cellular level specifics, of how the female body works in relation to others from the time in utero on.. She describes very complicated research in an exciting, clear, beautiful and easily understood way.I admit, I was already a person who thought, "if Naomi Wolf is talking/writing about this, I want to hear/read it." So sue me, I think she is one of the most important progressive people writing today. Her humanity is, perhaps, her greatest strength. It guides her and gives her safe ground from which to ask sometimes very difficult questions in a most non-threatening way. She is also willing to be surprised, to let assumptions be replaced by proof, even when she may not like what the proof shows. What this book shows is that Naomi Wolf has given our living generations a beautiful book about the anatomy, physiology, neuro-biological, neuro-physiological, psychosociological and cultural aspects of human relational experience. What I find so very exciting is she brings to the reader's attention how experience and behavior have an effect, sometimes a lasting effect, (right down to the cellular level) upon the female body and psyche. I do not believe I have the skill to coherently say how exciting this is to me. We certainly have known for a long time how the body works in some very obvious situations, such as danger eliciting the "fight or flight" attitude in a person. We know that obvious danger dumps huge amounts of adrenalin and testosterone from certain glands and into the bloodstream. What Ms Wolf does is make aware to the reader the visible, neurobiological changes that are occurring all the time. She shows the evidence of how the body changes even ever so subtly, but with profound effects upon the body and the ensuing behavior, in the day-to-day unfolding of a woman's life. It is, frankly, excitingly informative and will give any reader pause to reflect upon their own lives and their own relationships. This book takes the reader into the microscopic substrates of any vaginally involved relationship.I have neither the time nor the patience, nor the skill, quite frankly, to convey all of what Naomi Wolf has presented in this beautiful book. The irony is that were she never in an accident that involved her spine a
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