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	*''Emma and her sisters. Excursions into real feminism''. Hanser: Munich/Vienna, 1999. (''Emma und ihre Schwestern. Ausflüge in den real existierenden Feminismus'').<ref>[https://annas-archive.org/md5/1c3e395c03c11a70a91af5fbba38b2bd Archived German text].</ref>		*''Emma and her sisters. Excursions into real feminism''. Hanser: Munich/Vienna, 1999. (''Emma und ihre Schwestern. Ausflüge in den real existierenden Feminismus'').<ref>[https://annas-archive.org/md5/1c3e395c03c11a70a91af5fbba38b2bd Archived German text].</ref>

	*With Reinhart Wolff. ''Handbook of Sexual Abuse''. Klein: Hamburg, 1994. (Handbuch Sexueller Mißbrauch). [Note: This collection includes [[Rudiger Lautmann]]'s chapter "The scenario of modeled pedophilia" (''Das Szenario der modellierten Pädophilie'').		*With [[Reinhart Wolff]]. ''Handbook of Sexual Abuse''. Klein: Hamburg, 1994. (Handbuch Sexueller Mißbrauch). [Note: This collection includes [[Rudiger Lautmann]]'s chapter "The scenario of modeled pedophilia" (''Das Szenario der modellierten Pädophilie'').

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	__NOTOC__'''Katharina Rutschky''' (born 25 January 1941, Berlin – died 14 January 2010, Berlin) was a German [[Communism\|left-wing]], pro-porn sexual liberation [[Feminism\|feminist]], an educationalist and award winning essayist and author. She became known in 1977 for editing a collection of sources on 18th and 19th century pedagogy, which she gave the succinct title ''Black Pedagogy'' (''Schwarze Pädagogik''). The book described the use of physical violence in education. In relevance to MAPs, Rutschky was a prominent critic of leading anti-MAP feminist figure [[Alice Schwazer]]. Rutschky's 1992 book ''Erregte Aufklärung. Kindesmissbrauch: Fakten & Fiktionen'' (EN: Excited Enlightenment. Child Abuse: Facts & Fictions), opened a heated debate on the feminist approach to the issue of [[~~child sexual abuse~~]]. With mutual dislike between herself and Schwazer, Rutschky dedicated a 1999 book to criticizing the anti-porn and anti-[[MAP]]/[[AAM]] magazine Schwazer was known for: ''Emma''.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMMA_(magazine) English Wikipedia page for Emma magazine].</ref> Her book was titled ''Emma und ihre Schwestern. Ausflüge in den real existierenden Feminismus'' (EN: Emma and her sisters: Excursions into real feminism).<ref>[[File:Katharina_Rutschky_-_Emma_and_her_sisters_Excursions_into_real_feminism_(1999).pdf\|English translation of ''Emma and her sisters'']].</ref>		__NOTOC__'''Katharina Rutschky''' (born 25 January 1941, Berlin – died 14 January 2010, Berlin) was a German [[Communism\|left-wing]], pro-porn sexual liberation [[Feminism\|feminist]], an educationalist and award winning essayist and author. She became known in 1977 for editing a collection of sources on 18th and 19th century pedagogy, which she gave the succinct title ''Black Pedagogy'' (''Schwarze Pädagogik''). The book described the use of physical violence in education. In relevance to MAPs, Rutschky was a prominent critic of leading anti-MAP feminist figure [[Alice Schwazer]]. Rutschky's 1992 book ''Erregte Aufklärung. Kindesmissbrauch: Fakten & Fiktionen'' (EN: Excited Enlightenment. Child Abuse: Facts & Fictions), opened a heated debate on the feminist approach to the issue of [[Child Sexual Abuse]]. With mutual dislike between herself and Schwazer, Rutschky dedicated a 1999 book to criticizing the anti-porn and anti-[[Minor Attracted Person\|MAP]]/[[AAM]] magazine Schwazer was known for: ''Emma''.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMMA_(magazine) English Wikipedia page for Emma magazine].</ref> Her book was titled ''Emma und ihre Schwestern. Ausflüge in den real existierenden Feminismus'' (EN: Emma and her sisters: Excursions into real feminism).<ref>[[File:Katharina_Rutschky_-_Emma_and_her_sisters_Excursions_into_real_feminism_(1999).pdf\|English translation of ''Emma and her sisters'']].</ref>

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	__NOTOC__'''Katharina Rutschky''' (born 25 January 1941, Berlin – died 14 January 2010, Berlin) was a German [[Communism\|left-wing]], pro-porn sexual liberation [[Feminism\|feminist]], an educationalist and award winning essayist and author. She became known in 1977 for editing a collection of sources on 18th and 19th century pedagogy, which she gave the succinct title ''Black Pedagogy'' (''Schwarze Pädagogik''). The book described the use of physical violence in education. In relevance to MAPs, Rutschky was a prominent critic of leading anti-MAP feminist figure [[Alice Schwazer]]. Rutschky's 1992 book ''Erregte Aufklärung. Kindesmissbrauch: Fakten & Fiktionen'' (EN: Excited Enlightenment. Child Abuse: Facts & Fictions), opened a heated debate on the feminist approach to the issue of [[child sexual abuse]]. With mutual dislike between herself and Schwazer, Rutschky dedicated a 1999 book to criticizing the anti-porn and anti-[[MAP]]/[[AAM]] magazine Schwazer was known for: ''Emma''.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMMA_(magazine) English Wikipedia page for Emma magazine].</ref> Her book was titled ''Emma und ihre Schwestern. Ausflüge in den real existierenden Feminismus'' (EN: Emma and her sisters: Excursions into real feminism).		__NOTOC__'''Katharina Rutschky''' (born 25 January 1941, Berlin – died 14 January 2010, Berlin) was a German [[Communism\|left-wing]], pro-porn sexual liberation [[Feminism\|feminist]], an educationalist and award winning essayist and author. She became known in 1977 for editing a collection of sources on 18th and 19th century pedagogy, which she gave the succinct title ''Black Pedagogy'' (''Schwarze Pädagogik''). The book described the use of physical violence in education. In relevance to MAPs, Rutschky was a prominent critic of leading anti-MAP feminist figure [[Alice Schwazer]]. Rutschky's 1992 book ''Erregte Aufklärung. Kindesmissbrauch: Fakten & Fiktionen'' (EN: Excited Enlightenment. Child Abuse: Facts & Fictions), opened a heated debate on the feminist approach to the issue of [[child sexual abuse]]. With mutual dislike between herself and Schwazer, Rutschky dedicated a 1999 book to criticizing the anti-porn and anti-[[MAP]]/[[AAM]] magazine Schwazer was known for: ''Emma''.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMMA_(magazine) English Wikipedia page for Emma magazine].</ref> Her book was titled ''Emma und ihre Schwestern. Ausflüge in den real existierenden Feminismus'' (EN: Emma and her sisters: Excursions into real feminism).<ref>[[File:Katharina_Rutschky_-_Emma_and_her_sisters_Excursions_into_real_feminism_(1999).pdf\|English translation of ''Emma and her sisters'']].</ref>

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	__NOTOC__'''Katharina Rutschky''' (born 25 January 1941, Berlin – died 14 January 2010, Berlin) was a German [[Communism\|left-wing]], pro-porn sexual liberation [[Feminism\|feminist]], an educationalist and award winning essayist and author. She became known in 1977 for editing a collection of sources on 18th and 19th century pedagogy, which she gave the succinct title ''Black Pedagogy'' (''Schwarze Pädagogik''). The book described the use of physical violence in education. In relevance to MAPs, Rutschky was a prominent critic of leading anti-MAP feminist figure [[Alice Schwazer]]. Rutschky's 1992 book ''Erregte Aufklärung. Kindesmissbrauch: Fakten & Fiktionen'' (EN: Excited Enlightenment. Child Abuse: Facts & Fictions), opened a heated debate on the feminist approach to the issue of [[child sexual abuse]]. With mutual dislike between herself and Schwazer, Rutschky dedicated a 1999 book to criticizing the anti-porn and anti-[[MAP]]/[[AAM]] magazine Schwazer was known for: ''Emma''.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMMA_(magazine) English Wikipedia page for Emma magazine].</ref> Her book was titled ''Emma und ihre Schwestern. Ausflüge in den real existierenden Feminismus'' (EN: Emma and her sisters: Excursions into real feminism)~~. We have created an archive English translations of these two books~~.		__NOTOC__'''Katharina Rutschky''' (born 25 January 1941, Berlin – died 14 January 2010, Berlin) was a German [[Communism\|left-wing]], pro-porn sexual liberation [[Feminism\|feminist]], an educationalist and award winning essayist and author. She became known in 1977 for editing a collection of sources on 18th and 19th century pedagogy, which she gave the succinct title ''Black Pedagogy'' (''Schwarze Pädagogik''). The book described the use of physical violence in education. In relevance to MAPs, Rutschky was a prominent critic of leading anti-MAP feminist figure [[Alice Schwazer]]. Rutschky's 1992 book ''Erregte Aufklärung. Kindesmissbrauch: Fakten & Fiktionen'' (EN: Excited Enlightenment. Child Abuse: Facts & Fictions), opened a heated debate on the feminist approach to the issue of [[child sexual abuse]]. With mutual dislike between herself and Schwazer, Rutschky dedicated a 1999 book to criticizing the anti-porn and anti-[[MAP]]/[[AAM]] magazine Schwazer was known for: ''Emma''.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMMA_(magazine) English Wikipedia page for Emma magazine].</ref> Her book was titled ''Emma und ihre Schwestern. Ausflüge in den real existierenden Feminismus'' (EN: Emma and her sisters: Excursions into real feminism).

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	'''Katharina Rutschky''' (born 25 January 1941, Berlin – died 14 January 2010, Berlin) was a German [[Communism\|left-wing]], pro-porn sexual liberation [[Feminism\|feminist]], an educationalist and award winning essayist and author. She became known in 1977 for editing a collection of sources on 18th and 19th century pedagogy, which she gave the succinct title ''Black Pedagogy'' (''Schwarze Pädagogik''). The book described the use of physical violence in education. In relevance to MAPs, Rutschky was a prominent critic of leading anti-MAP feminist figure [[Alice Schwazer]]. Rutschky's 1992 book ''Erregte Aufklärung. Kindesmissbrauch: Fakten & Fiktionen'' (EN: Excited Enlightenment. Child Abuse: Facts & Fictions), opened a heated debate on the feminist approach to the issue of [[child sexual abuse]]. With mutual dislike between herself and Schwazer, Rutschky dedicated a 1999 book to criticizing the anti-porn and anti-[[MAP]]/[[AAM]] magazine Schwazer was known for: ''Emma''.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMMA_(magazine) English Wikipedia page for Emma magazine].</ref> Her book was titled ''Emma und ihre Schwestern. Ausflüge in den real existierenden Feminismus'' (EN: Emma and her sisters: Excursions into real feminism). We have created an archive English translations of these two books.		__NOTOC__'''Katharina Rutschky''' (born 25 January 1941, Berlin – died 14 January 2010, Berlin) was a German [[Communism\|left-wing]], pro-porn sexual liberation [[Feminism\|feminist]], an educationalist and award winning essayist and author. She became known in 1977 for editing a collection of sources on 18th and 19th century pedagogy, which she gave the succinct title ''Black Pedagogy'' (''Schwarze Pädagogik''). The book described the use of physical violence in education. In relevance to MAPs, Rutschky was a prominent critic of leading anti-MAP feminist figure [[Alice Schwazer]]. Rutschky's 1992 book ''Erregte Aufklärung. Kindesmissbrauch: Fakten & Fiktionen'' (EN: Excited Enlightenment. Child Abuse: Facts & Fictions), opened a heated debate on the feminist approach to the issue of [[child sexual abuse]]. With mutual dislike between herself and Schwazer, Rutschky dedicated a 1999 book to criticizing the anti-porn and anti-[[MAP]]/[[AAM]] magazine Schwazer was known for: ''Emma''.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMMA_(magazine) English Wikipedia page for Emma magazine].</ref> Her book was titled ''Emma und ihre Schwestern. Ausflüge in den real existierenden Feminismus'' (EN: Emma and her sisters: Excursions into real feminism). We have created an archive English translations of these two books.

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	==Quotes from ''Child Abuse: Facts & Fictions'' (1992)==		==Quotes from ''Child Abuse: Facts & Fictions'' (1992)==

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	''Child abuse, plus feminism, equals child sexual abuse.''		''Child abuse, plus feminism, equals child sexual abuse.''
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	''What the mother achieves by accusing the divorced man of abuse is the destruction of the good relationship that two little girls had with their father and father with them.''		''What the mother achieves by accusing the divorced man of abuse is the destruction of the good relationship that two little girls had with their father and father with them.''

	''The puritanism of modern societies no longer manifests itself in the police, censorship authorities and public prosecutors intervening when a naked breast appears on the screen, but in the compulsion to repeatedly occupy the freedom spaces opened up by reason with panic, fear, and to indulge in wild catastrophe fantasies. Groups that used to be without rights, such as women and children, who were once the most severely affected by immobility and moral repression, suddenly appear [...] as victims of a liberal social order in which they can be ruthlessly exploited, disregarded and abused.''		''The puritanism of modern societies no longer manifests itself in the police, censorship authorities and public prosecutors intervening when a naked breast appears on the screen, but in the compulsion to repeatedly occupy the freedom spaces opened up by reason with panic, fear, and to indulge in wild catastrophe fantasies. Groups that used to be without rights, such as women and children, who were once the most severely affected by immobility and moral repression, suddenly appear ''[...]'' as victims of a liberal social order in which they can be ruthlessly exploited, disregarded and abused.''

	''The bourgeois discovery of the child in the eighteenth century and the development of pedagogy as a strategy for its careful nurturing and education went hand in hand with the most absurd moral terror against the child. How much paper [...] has been wasted on the discussion of masturbation''		''The bourgeois discovery of the child in the eighteenth century and the development of pedagogy as a strategy for its careful nurturing and education went hand in hand with the most absurd moral terror against the child. How much paper ''[...]'' has been wasted on the discussion of masturbation''

	''Also to be considered is the foreseeable harm that a general climate of distrust and fear of sexual depravity will bring. A recent guide to the treatment of sexually abused children and their families from the United States gives a fair indication of how quickly the initially intended protection of children from adult and/or violent sexuality expands to the pursuit of any sexual initiative even among children of any age group.''<ref>[[File:Katharina_Rutschky_-_Child_Abuse_Facts_and_Fictions_(1992).pdf\|English translation of ''Facts and Fictions'']].</ref>		''Also to be considered is the foreseeable harm that a general climate of distrust and fear of sexual depravity will bring. A recent guide to the treatment of sexually abused children and their families from the United States gives a fair indication of how quickly the initially intended protection of children from adult and/or violent sexuality expands to the pursuit of any sexual initiative even among children of any age group.''<ref>[[File:Katharina_Rutschky_-_Child_Abuse_Facts_and_Fictions_(1992).pdf\|English translation of ''Facts and Fictions'']].</ref>
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	''The bourgeois discovery of the child in the eighteenth century and the development of pedagogy as a strategy for its careful nurturing and education went hand in hand with the most absurd moral terror against the child. How much paper [...] has been wasted on the discussion of masturbation''		''The bourgeois discovery of the child in the eighteenth century and the development of pedagogy as a strategy for its careful nurturing and education went hand in hand with the most absurd moral terror against the child. How much paper [...] has been wasted on the discussion of masturbation''

	''Also to be considered is the foreseeable harm that a general climate of distrust and fear of sexual depravity will bring. A recent guide to the treatment of sexually abused children and their families from the United States gives a fair indication of how quickly the initially intended protection of children from adult and/or violent sexuality expands to the pursuit of any sexual initiative even among children of any age group.''		''Also to be considered is the foreseeable harm that a general climate of distrust and fear of sexual depravity will bring. A recent guide to the treatment of sexually abused children and their families from the United States gives a fair indication of how quickly the initially intended protection of children from adult and/or violent sexuality expands to the pursuit of any sexual initiative even among children of any age group.''<ref>[[File:Katharina_Rutschky_-_Child_Abuse_Facts_and_Fictions_(1992).pdf\|English translation of ''Facts and Fictions'']].</ref>
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-'''Katharina Rutschky''' (born 25 January 1941, Berlin – died 14 January 2010, Berlin) was a German [[Communism|left-wing]], pro-porn sexual liberation [[Feminism|feminist]], an educationalist and award winning essayist and author. She became known in 1977 for editing a collection of sources on 18th and 19th century pedagogy, which she gave the succinct title ''Black Pedagogy'' (''Schwarze Pädagogik''). The book described the use of physical violence in education. In relevance to MAPs, Rutschky was a prominent critic of leading anti-MAP feminist figure [[Alice Schwazer]]. Rutschky's 1992 book ''Erregte Aufklärung. Kindesmissbrauch: Fakten & Fiktionen'' (EN: Excited Enlightenment. Child Abuse: Facts & Fictions), opened a heated debate on the feminist approach to the issue of [[child sexual abuse]]. With mutual dislike between herself and Schwazer, Rutschky dedicated a 1999 book to criticizing the anti-porn and anti-[[MAP]]/[[AAM]] magazine Schwazer was known for: ''Emma''.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMMA_(magazine) English Wikipedia page for Emma magazine].</ref> Her book was titled ''Emma und ihre Schwestern. Ausflüge in den real existierenden Feminismus'' (EN: Emma and her sisters: Excursions into real feminism).
+'''Katharina Rutschky''' (born 25 January 1941, Berlin – died 14 January 2010, Berlin) was a German [[Communism|left-wing]], pro-porn sexual liberation [[Feminism|feminist]], an educationalist and award winning essayist and author. She became known in 1977 for editing a collection of sources on 18th and 19th century pedagogy, which she gave the succinct title ''Black Pedagogy'' (''Schwarze Pädagogik''). The book described the use of physical violence in education. In relevance to MAPs, Rutschky was a prominent critic of leading anti-MAP feminist figure [[Alice Schwazer]]. Rutschky's 1992 book ''Erregte Aufklärung. Kindesmissbrauch: Fakten & Fiktionen'' (EN: Excited Enlightenment. Child Abuse: Facts & Fictions), opened a heated debate on the feminist approach to the issue of [[child sexual abuse]]. With mutual dislike between herself and Schwazer, Rutschky dedicated a 1999 book to criticizing the anti-porn and anti-[[MAP]]/[[AAM]] magazine Schwazer was known for: ''Emma''.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMMA_(magazine) English Wikipedia page for Emma magazine].</ref> Her book was titled ''Emma und ihre Schwestern. Ausflüge in den real existierenden Feminismus'' (EN: Emma and her sisters: Excursions into real feminism). We have created an archive English translations of these two books.
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 Rutschky felt herself to be a staunch defender of the 1968 / '68 generation to which she belonged. She died of cancer in 2010.
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	==Relevant Publications==		==Relevant Publications==

	*''Excited Enlightenment. Child Abuse: Facts & Fictions''. Klein: Hamburg, 1992. (''Erregte Aufklärung. Kindesmissbrauch: Fakten & Fiktionen'').		*''Excited Enlightenment. Child Abuse: Facts & Fictions''. Klein: Hamburg, 1992. (''Erregte Aufklärung. Kindesmissbrauch: Fakten & Fiktionen'').<ref>[https://annas-archive.org/md5/da1e74d4d1bda40745f6e4a4d4732d3f Archived German text].</ref>

	*''Emma and her sisters. Excursions into real feminism''. Hanser: Munich/Vienna, 1999. (''Emma und ihre Schwestern. Ausflüge in den real existierenden Feminismus'').		*''Emma and her sisters. Excursions into real feminism''. Hanser: Munich/Vienna, 1999. (''Emma und ihre Schwestern. Ausflüge in den real existierenden Feminismus'').<ref>[https://annas-archive.org/md5/1c3e395c03c11a70a91af5fbba38b2bd Archived German text].</ref>

	*With Reinhart Wolff. ''Handbook of Sexual Abuse''. Klein: Hamburg, 1994. (Handbuch Sexueller Mißbrauch). [Note: This collection includes [[Rudiger Lautmann]]'s chapter "The scenario of modeled pedophilia" (''Das Szenario der modellierten Pädophilie'').		*With Reinhart Wolff. ''Handbook of Sexual Abuse''. Klein: Hamburg, 1994. (Handbuch Sexueller Mißbrauch). [Note: This collection includes [[Rudiger Lautmann]]'s chapter "The scenario of modeled pedophilia" (''Das Szenario der modellierten Pädophilie'').

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	'''Katharina Rutschky''' (born 25 January 1941, Berlin – died 14 January 2010, Berlin) was a German [[Communism\|left-wing]], pro-porn sexual liberation [[Feminism\|feminist]], an educationalist and award winning essayist and author. She became known in 1977 for editing a collection of sources on 18th and 19th century pedagogy, which she gave the succinct title ''Black Pedagogy'' (''Schwarze Pädagogik''). The book described the use of ~~psychical~~ violence in education. In relevance to MAPs, Rutschky was a prominent critic of leading anti-MAP feminist figure [[Alice Schwazer]]. Rutschky's 1992 book ''Erregte Aufklärung. Kindesmissbrauch: Fakten & Fiktionen'' (EN: Excited Enlightenment. Child Abuse: Facts & Fictions), opened a heated debate on the feminist approach to the issue of [[child sexual abuse]]. With mutual dislike between herself and Schwazer, Rutschky dedicated a 1999 book to criticizing the anti-porn and anti-[[MAP]]/[[AAM]] magazine Schwazer was known for: ''Emma''.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMMA_(magazine) English Wikipedia page for Emma magazine].</ref> Her book was titled ''Emma und ihre Schwestern. Ausflüge in den real existierenden Feminismus'' (EN: Emma and her sisters: Excursions into real feminism).		'''Katharina Rutschky''' (born 25 January 1941, Berlin – died 14 January 2010, Berlin) was a German [[Communism\|left-wing]], pro-porn sexual liberation [[Feminism\|feminist]], an educationalist and award winning essayist and author. She became known in 1977 for editing a collection of sources on 18th and 19th century pedagogy, which she gave the succinct title ''Black Pedagogy'' (''Schwarze Pädagogik''). The book described the use of physical violence in education. In relevance to MAPs, Rutschky was a prominent critic of leading anti-MAP feminist figure [[Alice Schwazer]]. Rutschky's 1992 book ''Erregte Aufklärung. Kindesmissbrauch: Fakten & Fiktionen'' (EN: Excited Enlightenment. Child Abuse: Facts & Fictions), opened a heated debate on the feminist approach to the issue of [[child sexual abuse]]. With mutual dislike between herself and Schwazer, Rutschky dedicated a 1999 book to criticizing the anti-porn and anti-[[MAP]]/[[AAM]] magazine Schwazer was known for: ''Emma''.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMMA_(magazine) English Wikipedia page for Emma magazine].</ref> Her book was titled ''Emma und ihre Schwestern. Ausflüge in den real existierenden Feminismus'' (EN: Emma and her sisters: Excursions into real feminism).

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	'''Katharina Rutschky''' (born 25 January 1941, Berlin – died 14 January 2010, Berlin) was a left-wing ~~German~~ educationalist, award winning essayist and author. She became known in 1977 for editing a collection of sources on 18th and 19th century pedagogy, which she gave the succinct title ''Black Pedagogy'' (''Schwarze Pädagogik''). The book described the use of psychical violence in education. In relevance to MAPs, Rutschky was a prominent critic of leading anti-MAP feminist figure [[Alice Schwazer]]. Rutschky's 1992 book ''Erregte Aufklärung. Kindesmissbrauch: Fakten & Fiktionen'' (EN: Excited Enlightenment. Child Abuse: Facts & Fictions), opened a heated debate on the feminist approach to the issue of [[child sexual abuse]]. With mutual dislike between herself and Schwazer, Rutschky dedicated a 1999 book to criticizing the anti-porn and anti-[[MAP]]/[[AAM]] magazine Schwazer was known for: ''Emma''.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMMA_(magazine) English Wikipedia page for Emma magazine].</ref> Her book was titled ''Emma und ihre Schwestern. Ausflüge in den real existierenden Feminismus'' (EN: Emma and her sisters: Excursions into real feminism).		'''Katharina Rutschky''' (born 25 January 1941, Berlin – died 14 January 2010, Berlin) was a German [[Communism\|left-wing]], pro-porn sexual liberation [[Feminism\|feminist]], an educationalist and award winning essayist and author. She became known in 1977 for editing a collection of sources on 18th and 19th century pedagogy, which she gave the succinct title ''Black Pedagogy'' (''Schwarze Pädagogik''). The book described the use of psychical violence in education. In relevance to MAPs, Rutschky was a prominent critic of leading anti-MAP feminist figure [[Alice Schwazer]]. Rutschky's 1992 book ''Erregte Aufklärung. Kindesmissbrauch: Fakten & Fiktionen'' (EN: Excited Enlightenment. Child Abuse: Facts & Fictions), opened a heated debate on the feminist approach to the issue of [[child sexual abuse]]. With mutual dislike between herself and Schwazer, Rutschky dedicated a 1999 book to criticizing the anti-porn and anti-[[MAP]]/[[AAM]] magazine Schwazer was known for: ''Emma''.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMMA_(magazine) English Wikipedia page for Emma magazine].</ref> Her book was titled ''Emma und ihre Schwestern. Ausflüge in den real existierenden Feminismus'' (EN: Emma and her sisters: Excursions into real feminism).

	==Biography==		==Biography==