Pornography by Andrea Dworkin

Men Possessing Women

The book is a radical feminist examination of the pornography industry and its effects on society. The author argues that pornography dehumanizes women by objectifying them and glorifying male dominance and violence. She delves into the ways in which porn perpetuates misogyny and contributes to the widespread culture of sexual violence against women. The work is a provocative critique that challenges the notion of pornography as a benign form of adult entertainment, instead positioning it as a fundamental issue of women's rights and social justice.

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Published
1981
Nationality
American
Length
Medium
Pages
300-400
Original Language
English
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