By Diana E. H. Russell
"Making Violence horny" chronicles women's resistance to pornography during the last 20 years. It does this in a suite of feminist articles, together with stories by means of victims/survivors of pornography that jointly make a powerful case for the view that pornography (as distinctive from erotica) motives damage to ladies, together with acts of violence. the quantity is equipped into 4 elements, the 1st of which supplies shiny and relocating own bills of the way women's lives were broken by means of pornography. half provides an outline of the current prestige of pornography in our society, in addition to the raging debate over pornography and censorship. half 3 info a number of attention-grabbing and demanding reviews at the results of pornography, in addition to evaluations of a few of the main influential non-feminist researchers. The concluding half then describes activities, either funny and grave, that feminists have hired of their struggle opposed to pornography. many of the participants are: Andrea Dworkin, Patricia Hill Collins, Catharine MacKinnon, Gloria Steinem and John Stoltenberg. "Making Violence horny: Feminist perspectives on Pornography" will attract scholars and teachers of women's reviews and sociology, political activists, public officers, social scientists, criminal and doctors - those that ponder pornography loose speech, and people who of it as obscene, and those that contemplate it a kind of discrimination opposed to girls. Women's reviews lecturers may still locate it a great addition to their required analyzing lists, and people operating opposed to sexual violence might take pleasure in it as a first-rate, updated, and accomplished resource and suggestion.
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