Richard Jeffrey Newman at Unlikely 2.0

My Daughter's Vagina
by Richard Jeffrey Newman

From August to November of 2005, we at Unlikely 2.0 ran My Daughter's Vagina, Richard Jeffrey Newman's complex and profound analysis of the gender gap, and what it means to male heterosexuality. We are now proud to present the entire text of this extended essay, with entirely new cover art by Donna Kuhn, in a downloadable e-book for convenient printing.

To view this edition of My Daughter's Vagina, you'll need Adobe Acrobat Reader, a free download. Alternatively, you can read the book, without the cover, online.

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Check out Richard Jeffrey Newman's web page at http://www.richardjnewman.com/.

Donna Kuhn has published her poems in over 50 journals and anthologies including Santa Clara Review, Poetry New York, Red Dirt, fuel, forms and Poesy. Her poetry has been choreographed by Natica Angillys' Poetic Dance Theater and is incorporated into her own dance, visual art, found sound collage tapes and video. Check out her web site, Online Web Art.

Comments

Sheldon
29 Aug 2010, 05:58

I skimmed through it, so I'm not entirely sure how complex and profound this so-called analysis is (there are only two bibliographic entries for one, but I suppose that doesn't have to matter so much).

I think the real gender gap has yet to be taken seriously, as this essay itself helps exemplify. It's purpose is that of a typical work about gender focusing soley on the notion that it's always women that have the problem and need to overcome and it is mostly men making it this way for them. Nothing new, complex, or profound about that. More actually simple and stale.

And sorry but "cunt" really aint that beautiful--it just isn't, objectively speaking, just not aesthetically pleasant. Neither is the penis. I don't get the thrill people seem to get when looking at such anatomy, Thoroughly boring unattractive.

Sheldon
29 Aug 2010, 10:03

You know forget what I said above. I did not read it from start to finish (like I admitted) and shouldn't have even given an opinion on it. I would have simply erased it but I apparently can't.

What I said about genitalia, however, still stands :-)

JPenton
06 Sep 2010, 12:47

Well, OK, I mean, aesthetics are subjective and should remain that way, but this seems kind of cart-before-horsey. The evolutionary necessity of cunts and cocks pre-date human aesthetics by such a large degree, that it seems that we should be judging our aesthetics by them, rather than the reverse; "this culture's sense of beauty is sufficiently [or insufficiently] cunty."

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