One play by this author depicts the training of 15-year-old Eugenie as a certain type of revolutionary, with the prologue urging the reader to indulge in the acts depicted in the play in order to become truly anti-monarchical. Besides Philosophy in the Bedroom, another work by this author is divided into four "months," with
One play by this author depicts the training of 15-year-old Eugenie as a certain type of revolutionary, with the prologue urging the reader to indulge in the acts depicted in the play in order to become truly anti-monarchical. Besides Philosophy in the Bedroom, another work by this author is divided into four "months," with the first focusing on so-called "simple passions," and the others moving into more and more extreme forms of sexual brutality, ending in the sexual murders of a number of children. That work was written in tiny script on a scroll of paper while its author was imprisoned in the Bastille. Author of 120 Days of Sodom and Justine, FTP who is this French writer whose outlandish depictions of sexual theatrics led Krafft-Ebbing to use his name as a descriptor for sexual pleasure taken from the pain of others?
One play by this author depicts the training of 15-year-old Eugenie as a certain type of revolutionary, with the prologue urging the reader to indulge in the acts depicted in the play in order to become truly anti-monarchical.
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