Camille Paglia (born 1947) is an American academic and cultural critic known for Sexual Personae (1990), which traces erotic imagery through Western art and literature, and for her contrarian brand of feminism that celebrates Dionysian sexuality and criticizes left-wing orthodoxy.
Sexual Personae is a monumental work of cultural criticism; her contrarian feminism challenged PC culture from the left.
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