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Pornography: Men Possessing Women by Andrea Dworkin is a seminal and provocative feminist critique of the pornography industry from one of the most influential radical feminist thinkers of the late 20th century. Dworkin, an American writer and activist renowned for her uncompromising analysis of gender, power, and sexual politics, argues that pornography is not merely adult entertainment but a cultural force that dehumanizes women and perpetuates male domination in society. With bold, incisive prose, she dissects how images of women are manipulated and consumed, linking them to broader systems of power, violence, and inequality—a discussion that remains strikingly relevant in today’s media landscape. This powerful work continues to spark debate and reflection on issues of sexuality, representation, and justice.
Pornography: Men Possessing Women by Andrea Dworkin is a seminal and provocative feminist critique of the pornography industry from one of the most influential radical feminist thinkers of the late 20th century. Dworkin, an American writer and activist renowned for her uncompromising analysis of gender, power, and sexual politics, argues that pornography is not merely adult entertainment but a cultural force that dehumanizes women and perpetuates male domination in society. With bold, incisive prose, she dissects how images of women are manipulated and consumed, linking them to broader systems of power, violence, and inequality—a discussion that remains strikingly relevant in today’s media landscape. This powerful work continues to spark debate and reflection on issues of sexuality, representation, and justice.
