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-'''''Le pornographe ou la prostitution réformée''''' ([[1769]]) is a book by [[Restif de la Bretonne]]. It contains a plan for regulating [[prostitution]] which is said to have been actually carried out by the Emperor [[Joseph II]], while not a few detached hints have been adopted by continental nations. +'''''Le pornographe ou la prostitution réformée''''' ([[1769]]) is a treatise by [[Restif de la Bretonne]] in which he coined the term [[pornography]]. It contains a plan for regulating [[prostitution]] which is said to have been actually carried out by the Emperor [[Joseph II]], while not a few detached hints have been adopted by continental nations.
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Le pornographe ou la prostitution réformée (1769) is a treatise by Restif de la Bretonne in which he coined the term pornography. It contains a plan for regulating prostitution which is said to have been actually carried out by the Emperor Joseph II, while not a few detached hints have been adopted by continental nations.

From the editor: Le Pornographe est un projet de règlement des filles de joie : Restif imagine une sorte de phalanstère idéal, le parthénion (proche de l'idée d'une maison close), pour veiller à la " mauvaise " conduite des petites vertus, sous contrôle de l'Etat.


Extracts

P.14

« Puisque le mal est fait, il ne s’agit plus que de trouver le remède. De deux moyens qui se présentent, celui de séparer de la société, comme autrefois les lépreux, tous ceux que la contagion a attaqués n’était praticable qu’à l’arrivée du virus d’Haîti en Europe ; le second, qui consisterait à mettre dans un lieu où l’on puisse répondre d’elles toutes les filles publiques, est d’une exécution moins difficile : il est le plus efficace, le plus important, puisque ce serait prendre le mal à sa source. »

P.18-25

« Oui, la prostitution est un mal nécessaire partout où il règne quelque pudeur, j’en conviens avec tout l’univers et tous les siècles. (...) Je conclus de là que la prostitution est un mal qui en fait éviter un plus grand. »




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