An Erogenous zone (n.) becomes a source of drive precisely to the extent that the adjoining, connected zones are excluded.
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An Erogenous zone (n.) is any part of the body that behaves like a genital — and the skin itself is the erogenous zone par excellence.
An Erogenous zone (n.) is any part of the body that yields sexual excitement — and in fact the whole body is one.
An Erogenous zone (n.) shows that every organ has a second, sexual meaning — and its ordinary work suffers when that meaning claims too much.
The Erogenous zone (n.) is gender-differentiating melancholy suffusing the body's surface: pleasure localized and prohibited by law.
The Erogenous zone (n.) is a fact of the surface, cut around orifices; our sexual body is at first a Harlequin's cloak.
An Erogenous zone (n.) is one of the few mouths at the body's surface where Eros must find its source — Freud sent the world's fallacious archetypes back once and for all into our body.
The Erogenous zone (n.) is a restriction — naming penis, vagina, breasts as sexual parts restricts the erogenous body to those parts and fragments the body as a whole.