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necrophilia
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necrophilia
sexual attraction for or sexual intercourse with dead bodies

necrophilia [‚nek·rə′fil·ē·ə]
(psychology)
Longing for death.


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Gram Parsons/``Another Side of This Life'' (Sundazed) It's been a banner year for Parsons necrophiliacs, what with caches of unrecorded lyrics found and finally set to music and dozens of acts (see Psychedelic Cowboys, elsewhere on this page) inspired by the lost father of country rock riding onto the Americana scene.
And if a necrophiliac professor of romance languages, let us say, should decide to cash in on the present vogue for confessional exhibitionism (there have always been necrophiliacs, after all, and isn't it time we all grew up and acknowledged it?
Thus do later Radical Feminist thinkers such as Mary Daly, Susan Griffin, Andrea Dworkin and Catharine MacKinnon advocate a worldview that tends to see men as monsters, necrophiliacs, rapists, torturers and women-haters.
 
 
 
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