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Jagoda, with some success, seeks to show that the fantasies underlying Duchamp's work are organized around two themes: looking and not seeing and images of a man and woman fused. These themes arise from castration anxiety precipitated by the sight of the female genitalia. The Large Glass and the Étant Donnés are considered in detail while some of his lesser works receive passing attention.