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It is exactly this freeness to question and confuse that define Wiley's work. Pissarro's 1873 ``Self Portrait'' isn't as radical but nevertheless has a fresh, invigorating freeness in its use of light colors. Industrial sex, characteristically, establishes its freeness and goodness by an industrial accounting, dutifully toting up numbers of "sexual partners," orgasms, and so on, with the inevitable industrial implication that the body is s omehow a limit on the idea of sex, which will be a great deal more abundant as soon as it can be done by robots. |
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