 | 90; Peterson, "Coercion and Rape," 362; Shafer and Frye, "Rape and Respect," 341; Bogart, "On the Nature of Rape," 172; Foa, "What's Wrong with Rape?," 35052.
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| 115. See French,
The War against Women
, 192, 195; also see Russell,
Sexual Exploitation
, 163; Levy, "Introduction," 45.
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| 116. See Bar On, "Why Terrorism Is Morally Problematic," 116; Tifft,
Battering of Women
, 5056, 9194, and 177, n. 16; also see Tong,
Women, Sex, and the Law
, 126.
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| 117. See Jessica Benjamin, "Master and Slave: The Fantasy of Erotic Domination," in Snitow et al.,
Powers of Desire
, 28485, 288, 292; also see Tifft,
Battering of Women
, 5456.
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| 118. See Frye,
The Politics of Reality
, 60; Hofeller,
Battered Women
, 1920; Martin,
Battered Wives
, 8, 85, 27374; Barnett and LaViolette,
It Could Happen to Anyone
, 15; Schechter,
Women and Male Violence
, 231.
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| 119. White, "The Abused Black Woman," 9192; Martin,
Battered Wives
, 27, 36.
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| 120. David Finkelhor,
Child Sexual Abuse: New Theory and Research
(New York: Free Press, 1984), quoted in Russell,
Sexual Exploitation
, 261; also see Russell,
Sexual Exploitation
, 24849; Armstrong,
Kiss Daddy Goodnight
, 23435; Heller, "Sexual Liberalism," 15960.
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| 121. See Judith Lewis Herman,
Trauma and Recovery
, 105, 109; Sandra Butler,
Conspiracy of Silence
, 142; Rush,
The Best-Kept Secret
, 146; Armstrong, "Making an Issue of Incest," 50; Johnson, "Taking Our Eyes off the Guys," 5657.
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| 122. See Larsen,
Life after Rape
, 65, 70; Judith Lewis Herman,
Trauma and Recovery
, 5156, 111; Heller, "Sexual Liberalism," 160; Sandra Butler,
Conspiracy of Silence
, 48; Russell,
Sexual Exploitation
, 55.
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| 123. For example, compare the political liberalism of Christina Sommers in "Do These Feminists Like Women?" to Camille Paglia's sexual libertarian stance in "Madonna II: Venus of the Radio Waves," in
Sex, Art, and American Culture
, 613. Broad similarities in critical stance can also be found in Denfeld,
The New Victorians
, 121, 2589; Roiphe,
The Morning After
, 8112; Christina Sommers, "Philosophers against the Family," in
Person to Person
, ed. George Graham and Hugh LaFollette (Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1989), 82105; Sommers,
Who Stole Feminism?
, chaps. 1, 9, 10, and 11; Paglia,
Sex, Art, and American Culture
, 4974; Paglia,
Vamps and Tramps
, 2456, 18890, 25076.
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| 124. Paul, "Bared Buttocks," 156.
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