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Perhaps one of the most incendiary and controversial feminists of the second wave, American Andrea Dworkin analyzes in her brilliant and prophetic debut how hatred toward women has been firmly rooted in our culture for centuries, whether in narratives and roles constructed in literature (from fairy tales to erotic novels), in centuries-old social practices (such as foot binding in China), in historical events (such as witch hunts), or in issues that remain highly relevant today: pornography, androgyny, and intersexuality. Through all these examples, unabashedly pointing the finger at all parties involved and with a thought process that will leave no one indifferent, Dworkin argues for the existence of normalized violence against women, the product of a systemic patriarchy that feminism must still confront today, in the 21st century.