Reviews
- Ice and Fire by Andrea Dworkin; Intercourse by Andrea Dworkin. "Male and Female, Men and Women". Reviewed by Carol Sternhell for the New York Times (May 3, 1987). Andrea Dworkin replied (Reviewing Andrea Dworkin, in N.Y. Times, section Books, May 24, 1987 (letter to editor), as accessed May 9, 2010. Following responses by Catharine MacKinnon (Dworkin's Arguments, in N.Y. Times, section Books, June 14, 1987, as accessed May 9, 2010) and Mary Daly (Dworkin's Arguments, in N.Y. Times, section Books, June 14, 1987, as accessed May 9, 2010), the reviewer replied (Dworkin's Arguments, in N.Y. Times, section Books, June 14, 1987, as accessed May 9, 2010).
- Intercourse by Andrea Dworkin; Feminism Unmodified by Catharine MacKinnon. "Porn in the U.S.A., Part I". Reviewed by Maureen Mullarkey for The Nation (May 30, 1987):
- Tenth Anniversary Edition (1997), Intercourse by Andrea Dworkin. Reviewed by Giney Villar for Women in Action (3:1998).
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