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Women, narcissism, and Okamoto Kanoko. Shibusawa Tatsuhiko

Aoyama, T and Hartley, B 2006 , 'Women, narcissism, and Okamoto Kanoko. Shibusawa Tatsuhiko', in R L Copeland (ed.), Woman Critiqued , University of Hawaii Press, Hawaii, pp. 107-113.

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Abstract

All married men and men who engage in conventional sex have undoubtedly
had firsthand experience of the recidivist self-centeredness that is the
narcissism of women.
It is less difficult for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a
woman to separate from her own self and regard herself objectively. Among
the recently increasing numbers of homosexual men there are also undoubtedly
those who revel in a highly subjective form of narcissism, identical to that
of women, that is closely associated with the physical body. But this is a separate
issue. For my task here is to discuss the mysterious entity referred to as
the woman writer. Given that she is a variety of woman, the woman writer
will doubtless be subject to the same obsessive self-centeredness that afflicts all
women. This is her biological fate. And since Okamoto Kaneko is also a woman,
we must expect that she too will be subject to the same effect.

Item Type: Book Section
Authors/Creators:Aoyama, T and Hartley, B
Publisher: University of Hawaii Press
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