The Philosophy of Pornography: Contemporary Perspectives

Rowman & Littlefield Publishers (2014)
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Abstract

Even as it skirts mainstream contemporary culture, pornography remains a social taboo; there still exist strong biases both in favor and against it. With chapters addressing imagination, gender, power relationships, truth claims, aesthetics, and both pro and anti-porn slants, this book presents a balanced view of pornography in modern society

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Jacob Held
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