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The 14 pages that link to Kate Millett, each with the reason it gives.

• Feminist literary criticismRelated: She made literary depictions of sexuality and domination central to political criticism.

• PatriarchyRelated: She brought the idea of politics into intimate and cultural relations between men and women.

• Radical feminismRelated: Her work gave radical feminism a widely influential analysis of power and sexuality.

• Sexual politicsRelated: Her book gave this concept a prominent feminist formulation.

• Norman MailerRelated: Mailer’s The Prisoner of Sex responded to the feminist arguments Millett helped bring to prominence.

• Gayle RubinRelated: Her contemporaneous work offers a related account of sexuality as a field of power.

• Ellen WillisRelated: Millett’s account of sexual power forms part of the feminist debate Willis both inherited and contested.

• Germaine GreerRelated: Millett’s near-contemporary work made patriarchal power a shared, sharply debated feminist subject.

• Penis envyRelated: Millett criticized Freud's theories as reinforcing patriarchal assumptions about women.

• Shulamith FirestoneRelated: Millett’s contemporary work likewise made patriarchy a central subject of feminist analysis.

• Susan BrownmillerRelated: Millett’s analysis of sexuality as political power parallels Brownmiller’s framework.

• Camille PagliaRelated: Paglia challenged Millett’s account of sexuality and literary criticism.

• Robin MorganRelated: Millett and Morgan were prominent writers in the women’s liberation movement.

• Erica JongRelated: Millett’s criticism offers a framework for examining the power relations Jong dramatizes.