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Book Reviews : Feminism and Pornography. By Ronald J. Berger, Patricia Searles, and Charles E. Cottle, New York: Praeger, 1991, 178 pp., $39.95 (hardbound)

The discourse on pornography continues in this slim but useful summary of the major feminist arguments for and against pomography and in analyses of it. Early in the book, the feminist reader who values her or his individuality may well become alarmed at the lumping of feminists into a single, ideological pool, but the authors quickly redeem their work in a laudable compendium of feminist thought on this highly evocative subject. The book transcends what has become a standard dichotomous debate between liberal-libertarian and radi-