Primitive Passions: Men, Women, and the Quest for Ecstasy

Marianna Torgovnick

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Introduction Pt. I: Men Ch. 1: What an Ecstasy It Would Have Been!: Gide and Jung in Africa Ch. 2: Something Stood Still in My Soul: D. H. Lawrence in New Mexico Pt. II: Women Ch. 3: Loving Africa: Memoirs by European Women Ch. 4: Dian Fossey Among the Animals Ch. 5: The Bones and the Blue: Georgia O'Keeffe and the Female Primitive Pt. III: Trends and Movements Ch. 6: New American Indian/New American White Ch. 7: Of Drums and Men Ch. 8: Medicine Wheels and Spirituality: Primitivism in the New Age Ch. 9: Piercings Conclusion Notes Bibliography Acknowledgments Index

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