An excerpt from "Lust", accompanied by a short essay, was published in a pro-pornography collection edited by Claudia Gehrke called "Frauen & Pornografie" ("Women & Pornography") in 1988; that same year, Jelinek also contributed to the "Emma" campaign for an anti-pornography law that would reverse the 1975 reform of criminal law, which liberalized paragraph 184 and "effectively legalized pornography in Germany." Critics have argued that these actions are not "so much indicative of a theoretical indecisiveness on her part as it is of an implicit "diacritical" principle or norm on the basis of which she seeks to separate a male, exploitative pornography from its female reinterpretation."