Title: Ravings and Ramblings of an Ideologue
Product review: Dworkin presumes to tell straight women what their experience of sex is really like. But Dworkin never was a straight woman. When she treats of political subjects, her sexual preference is irrelevant; but when she starts describing experiences she has never had, her preference is relevant and unqualifying.This pathetic, raving tome is testimony to the power of the PC movement in America. Only in a heavily propagandized atmosphere could such a book be published and taken seriously. It will be out of print very soon, and future generations coming across a rare copy will laugh in amazement at what we printed back in the Twentieth Century. Its illogic and flailing rage will be a negative example to future women writers; that is the only good it will ever do.
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