Western culture is exhibiting its fascination with sex in new, often surprising ways. Pole dancing is a form of keep fit, porn stars find work as agony aunts, pornography itself is just 'a mouse click away', and phone sex, email affairs and cybersex are part of our everyday lives. This book discusses sexualization of modern culture.
Western culture is exhibiting its fascination with sex in new, often surprising ways. Pole dancing is a form of keep fit, porn stars find work as agony aunts, pornography itself is just 'a mouse click away', and phone sex, email affairs and cybersex are part of our everyday lives. This book discusses sexualization of modern culture.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Feona Attwood teaches Media and Communication Studies at Sheffield Hallam University. She has published widely on sex and the media. She is currently working on controversial images, researching and teaching sexual media and online pornographies.
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Contents Acknowledgements Contributors Introduction: The Sexualization of Culture Feona Attwood Section 1: Pornography and Pornographication The New Pornographies: Representation or Reality? Simon Hardy Pleasing Intensities: Masochism and Affective Pleasures in PornShort Fictions Clarissa Smith "Choke on it, Bitch!": PornStudies, Extreme Gonzoand the Mainstreaming of Hardcore Stephen Maddison From Porn Chic to Porn Fear: the Return of the Repressed? Brian McNair Section 2: Sexualization and Mainstream Media The Mainstreaming of Masturbation: Autoeroticism and Consumer Capitalism Greg Tuck Supersexualize Me!: Advertising and the 'Midriffs' Rosalind Gill Whatever Happened to Cathy and Claire?: Sex, Advice and the Role of the Agony Aunt Petra Boynton Section 3: Striptease Culture Too Much Too Toung?: Young People, Sexual Media and Learning Sara Bragg & David Buckingham Some Texts Do It Better: Women, Sexually Explicit Texts and the Everyday Dana Wilson-Kovacs Keeping Fit in Six Inch Heels: The Mainstreaming of Pole Dancing Samantha Holland & Feona Attwood BUST-ing the Third Wave: Barbies, Blowjobs and Girlie Feminism Rebecca Munford Appendices Film and TV Guide Bibliography Index
Contents Acknowledgements Contributors Introduction: The Sexualization of Culture Feona Attwood Section 1: Pornography and Pornographication The New Pornographies: Representation or Reality? Simon Hardy Pleasing Intensities: Masochism and Affective Pleasures in PornShort Fictions Clarissa Smith "Choke on it, Bitch!": PornStudies, Extreme Gonzoand the Mainstreaming of Hardcore Stephen Maddison From Porn Chic to Porn Fear: the Return of the Repressed? Brian McNair Section 2: Sexualization and Mainstream Media The Mainstreaming of Masturbation: Autoeroticism and Consumer Capitalism Greg Tuck Supersexualize Me!: Advertising and the 'Midriffs' Rosalind Gill Whatever Happened to Cathy and Claire?: Sex, Advice and the Role of the Agony Aunt Petra Boynton Section 3: Striptease Culture Too Much Too Toung?: Young People, Sexual Media and Learning Sara Bragg & David Buckingham Some Texts Do It Better: Women, Sexually Explicit Texts and the Everyday Dana Wilson-Kovacs Keeping Fit in Six Inch Heels: The Mainstreaming of Pole Dancing Samantha Holland & Feona Attwood BUST-ing the Third Wave: Barbies, Blowjobs and Girlie Feminism Rebecca Munford Appendices Film and TV Guide Bibliography Index
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