On the Alleged Demise of Vaginal Sexuality: A Mournful Account of the Relationship Between Psychoanalysis and Feminism

Telos: Critical Theory of the Contemporary 1984 (59):101-118 (1984)
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Abstract

Is there vaginal orgasm or not? This question and the answers it has evoked have caused considerable confusion. The debate involves instincts and erogenic zones as well as the potential of female sexuality. At stake is not only the determination of the decisive erogenic zone in female sexuality but also, the extent to which female sexuality is susceptible to repression, the relation between social repression and the repression of sexuality, the specific understanding by women of their own needs and bodies, and particularly whether women must devolve a part of their body — the clitoris or the vagina — in order to be women

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