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|Andrea Dworkin (* 26. September 1946 in Camden, New Jersey; † 9. April 2005 in Washington, D.C.) war eine US-amerikanische Radikalfeministin | |Andrea Dworkin (* 26. September 1946 in Camden, New Jersey; † 9. April 2005 in Washington, D.C.) war eine US-amerikanische Radikalfeministin, Soziologin und Schriftstellerin. In Deutschland fiel sie vor allem durch ihr Buch PorNOgraphy-Men possessing women (1979) und ihre Zusammenarbeit mit Alice Schwarzer auf | ||
||Andrea Dworkin (* September 26, 1946 in Camden, New Jersey; † 9 April 2005 Washington, DC) was an American radical feminist, sociologist and writer. In Germany they fell mainly through her book ''Pornography-Men Possessing Women'' (1979) and its cooperation with Alice Schwarzer.<ref>[https://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Andrea_Dworkin&oldid=143870221 | ||Andrea Dworkin (* September 26, 1946 in Camden, New Jersey; † 9 April 2005 Washington, DC) was an American radical feminist, sociologist and writer. In Germany they fell mainly through her book ''Pornography-Men Possessing Women'' (1979) and its cooperation with Alice Schwarzer.<ref>[https://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Andrea_Dworkin&oldid=143870221 Wikipedia(de):Andrea Dworkin]</ref> | ||
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| Andrea Dworkin (* 26. September 1946 in Camden, New Jersey; † 9. April 2005 in Washington, D.C.) war eine US-amerikanische Radikalfeministin, Soziologin und Schriftstellerin. In Deutschland fiel sie vor allem durch ihr Buch PorNOgraphy-Men possessing women (1979) und ihre Zusammenarbeit mit Alice Schwarzer auf | Andrea Dworkin (* September 26, 1946 in Camden, New Jersey; † 9 April 2005 Washington, DC) was an American radical feminist, sociologist and writer. In Germany they fell mainly through her book Pornography-Men Possessing Women (1979) and its cooperation with Alice Schwarzer.[1] |
