Publisher's Synopsis
In recent years various feminist-inspired campaigns against pornography have provoked debate and dissent within the constituency for which they claim to speak - feminist women. Uncomfortable with the campaigners' definitions of pornography and their desire to deal with exploitative images of women simply with censorship. "Feminists Against Censorship" have emerged to try and present a coherent feminist response to the issues raised by pornography. This book is their first contribution to that hotly contested debate and concludes with a daring and controversial call for the development of a "feminist erotic imagination" to promote sexual expression for women in an open and honest fashion.
