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Kate Millett

Kate Millett was a graduate of the University of Minnesota, Oxford University, and Columbia University. A sculptor, essayist, autobiographer, and teacher of literature and philosophy, she was influential in second-wave feminism and also championed the causes of human rights, civil rights, peace and anti-psychiatry.

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American writer, educator, artist, and activist (1934–2017)

Born	14 September 1934
Died	6 September 2017

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Sexual politics

by Kate Millett, Catharine A. MacKinnon, and Rebecca Mead
First published in 1968 — 32 editions
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Sita

by Kate Millett
First published in 1976 — 15 editions
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Flying

by Kate Millett
First published in 1974 — 14 editions
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The loony-bin trip

by Kate Millett and Aurora Echevarría Pérez
First published in 1990 — 9 editions
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The politics of cruelty: an essay on the literature of political imprisonment

by Kate Millett
First published in 1993 — 8 editions
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The prostitution papers: "A quartet for female voice"

by Kate Millett First published in 1973 — 3 editions
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The basement: meditations on a human sacrifice : with a new introduction

by Kate Millett First published in 1979 — 3 editions
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Token learning: a study of women's higher education in America

by Kate Millett First published in 1968 — 2 editions

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The First 38 Years

by Kate Millett, Kathy O'Dell, and Maurice Berger First published in 1997 — 2 editions

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Mother Millett

by Kate Millett First published in 2001 — 2 editions
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Going to Iran

by Kate Millett First published in 1982 — 2 editions
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A.D., a memoir

by Kate Millett First published in 1995 — 1 edition
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Elegy for Sita

by Kate Millett First published in 1979 — 1 edition

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The Prostitution papers: a candid dialogue

by Kate Millett First published in 1975 — 1 edition

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Caterpillars: journal entries by 11 women

by Kate Millett First published in 1977 — 1 edition

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the prostitutuion papers: a quartet for female voice

by Kate Millett First published in 1973 — 1 edition

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Fahiselik Dosyasi

by Kate Millett First published in 2018 — 1 edition

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Prostitution: En aabenhjertig samtale.

by Kate Millett First published in 1976 — 1 edition

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Mod Donn Art: 11 women artists

by Myrna Lamb, Jacqueline Michot Ceballos, Alida Walsh, Ann Wilson, Faith Ringgold, Inverna Lockpez, Iris Crump, Juliette Gordon, Kate Millett, and 5 others First published in 1970 — 1 edition

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American writer, educator, artist, and activist (1934–2017)

Born	14 September 1934
Died	6 September 2017

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OLID: OL39037A
GoodReads: 150588
ISNI: 0000000121326518
Integrated Authority File (GND): 118959026
IMDb: nm0589600
Library of Congress Names: n79018615
VIAF: 51693468
Wikidata: Q292268
Inventaire.io: wd:Q292268

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