"Sexual Personae" is a book by Camille Paglia that explores the relationship between sexuality and culture throughout history. Paglia argues that sexual identity is deeply rooted in biological instincts and that these instincts shape art, literature, and society. She examines various cultural figures and movements, emphasizing the influence of sexuality on human behavior and creativity. The book contrasts different sexual archetypes, such as the feminine and masculine, and discusses how these personae manifest in various artistic expressions. Paglia's work challenges conventional feminist theories by asserting that sexuality is a fundamental aspect of human experience, influencing both individual identity and cultural development.