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anality

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a·nal·i·ty (-nl-t)
n.
The psychological state derived from and characteristic of the anal period of psychosexual development.
Patient discussion about anality.

Q. Pulling pain in anus. Dear friends, I am 32. I feel a Pulling pain in anus sometimes while i finish passing stool and some times when i sit for long time. No bleeding so far. Is it a symptoms of piles? If so what can be done to cure it without going to doctor or operation. Please help me. This pain makes me to feel that i am very old.

A. horsechestnut is supposed to help...here is some info about it:
http://nccam.nih.gov/health/horsechestnut/index.htm#uses

but i wouldn't get my hopes high.

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This gloss on "procto," then, unclosets issues of anality that dovetail with my foregrounding of the story's homosexual--as opposed to homophobic--cues.
Que(e)rying the prison-house of Black male desire: homosociality in ... by Clark, Keith / African American Review
In another chapter, Harris beautifully reads the multiple and contradictory images of Jews in writers from Stubbes to Shakespeare and Marlowe, and thinks hard about the logic of assigning bodily locations for Jewish "penetration" and "infiltration" in a cluster of metaphors of anality.
Foreign Bodies and the Body Politic: Discourses of Social Pathology ... by ACHINSTEIN, SHARON / Renaissance Quarterly
With this wry twist, McCarthy underscores the anality of the simulacrum, and stresses its vampiric relationship to the life of the body, now fated to existence as a hollowed-out thing, an eviscerated theater.
Deviations on a theme by Rugoff, Ralph / Artforum International
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