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, insofar as it accomplishes dominance, involves and even creates gender, independent of, or at least partly autonomous from, the bodies of rapist and raped.

In a comment merging her own words with Catharine MacKinnon' s, Chris Atmore writes that by accomplishing dominance, rape is something that involves and even creates gender, independent of, or at least partly autonomous from, the bodies of rapist and rapedand thus (citing MacKinnon), 'a man is relatively permanently or relatively temporarily, [and/or] a female or a male woman' (1999, 198). Reflecting on male-to-male sexual relationships in prison, Richard Tithecott (1997, 156) concludes likewise that 0 whatever the sex of the player of the woman's role, masculinity is realized by that player's subordination.'

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