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Mentioned in 5 episodes
120 Days of Sodom
Book • 2008
Written in 1785 while Marquis de Sade was imprisoned in the Bastille, this novel tells the story of four wealthy men who lock themselves in a castle with various accomplices and victims.
The narrative involves detailed descriptions of sexual perversions, torture, and murder, serving as a catalogue of sexual deviations and a critique of societal structures.
The manuscript was lost during the French Revolution but was later rediscovered and published in 1904.
The narrative involves detailed descriptions of sexual perversions, torture, and murder, serving as a catalogue of sexual deviations and a critique of societal structures.
The manuscript was lost during the French Revolution but was later rediscovered and published in 1904.
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Mentioned in 5 episodes
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in the context of surrealist fascination with violent and erotic literature.

Marcus Parks

16 snips
Episode 603: The Black Dahlia Murder Part IV - Exquisite Corpse
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is linked in the description.

Will McMorran

15 snips
The Marquis De Sade and The 120 Days of Sodom with Will McMorran
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in relation to their work on sadism and its connection to capitalist production.


Eugene W. Holland

14 snips
Eugene W. Holland, "Perversions of the Market: Sadism, Masochism, and the Culture of Capitalism" (SUNY Press, 2024)
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throughout the podcast, discussing his life, works, and lasting impact.


Tom Holland


Dominic Sandbrook

365. Le Marquis de Sade: Sex and Violence
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as one of the classics to read to understand protocol and how to create a master-slave dynamic.

Mistress Tara Indiana

The History of BDSM with Tara Indiana
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as the basis for Pasolini's film Salò.

Jason Palmer

Bear trapped: the sanctions on Russia
Mentioned by Jack as a book he is currently reading and finds boring and filled with child rape.

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