avoiding the English text altogether, which alone contained the 'reversed' chapters 28-29." But the Master, it appears, did not foresee what modern schol- arship can do.
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The Robert Mapplethorpe affair-the fierce controversy over the museum exhibition of his photographs of sadomasochistic homosexual acts-did much more than...