From its beginnings in the early 1970s, the contemporary women's liberation movement has been divided between those feminists who see men as 'the main enemy' and those who have linked female subordination to a number of different structures in society, including the state and capitalist production.
An edition of Sex Exposed
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Sex Exposed
Sexuality and the Pornography Debate
by Lynne Segal
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