What Happened to Mozart's Sister?
Rosalyn Drexler's Village Voice report on 'A Dialogue on Women's Liberation,' the second of two Voice articles on the evening.
“What Happened to Mozart’s Sister?,” an article by Rosalyn Drexler in the Village Voice (6 May 1971), is the second of two Voice reports on “A Dialogue on Women’s Liberation” (see 71.16); it contains fewer direct quotations than Morton’s companion piece, “Sexism — A Better Show than Sex” (71.17).
Related pages
- the Town Hall dialogue (71.16)
- 1971
- Theatre for Ideas: Mailer and the Women (71.18) | The Prisoner of Sex (71.20) | Norman Mailer: Devil in the Fire (71.23) | My Mailer Problem (71.27) | Comments in We Must March My Darlings (77.14)
- Sexism — A Better Show than Sex (71.17)