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    In February 15th, 2003, the episode of a long-running ABC TV show “NYPD Blue,” “Nude Awakening” has premiered, and became controversial, due to a scene involving nudity. Over the last few years, the terms “indecency” and “obscenity” has been defined and redefined, in order to create proper regulations on programs’ usage of mature content on television. This rule has become more prominent in primetime programs, but not in cable programs since they depend on subscriptions. Ever since cable was…

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    Why is censorship so controversial? Censorship has been utilized in books, movies, music, and television shows. It has been an old-age controversial that still has not come to an end and the debate perpetuates on. Should any type of art be censored which can lose the free flow of ideas that the author is trying to endeavoring to perceive to the audience or use censorship when the material is insulting or offending. The debate surrounds the question of whether to censor or not to censor media or…

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    Pornography SOC 120: Introduction to Ethics and Social Responsibility Pornography Many centuries have passed throughout history; pornography has been a subject that has caused many to rethink their perspectives and ethical views on the matter. As Mosser (2013) states, “Some, in contrast, regard the consumption of pornography as a "victimless crime," and believe that, because it does not harm others, it should not be restricted extensively” (Ch2, sec. 2.4, para. 1). Let us exploit…

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    Decency Act Of 1996

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    obscene material and pornographic on the Internet. This legislation addressed concerns Congress had was regarding juveniles’ being able to search pornography on the Internet. The Act’s focus was to protect children from viewing indecent or inappropriate sites from public areas on the Internet. Those for the legislation feared that young children would be in danger of child predators. Also, some believed children would be at risk from exposure and harm that pornography brings. Those against the…

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    beliefs and institutions paralyze the society in the sense of morality by designating sexual desires as an unnatural thing, which further comes into an existence as a by-product of pornography. Overview: Pornography become an obsession in the modern world because somehow, religions designate the sexual desires as an unnatural thing. People want to hide their sexual desires and try to create a…

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    In Ross Douthat’s Article “Is Pornography Adultery,” he discusses different cases in which pornography has been seen as “cheating” in different relationships. Now when you look up adultery the definition that comes up is, “voluntary sexual intercourse between a married person and a person who is not his or her spouse.” Although by definition pornography (also known as porn) is not adultery it’s understandable why it has been seen as a problem. Douthat’s argument in this article is that, “If…

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    Freedom of Pornography Pornography is the controversial representation of erotic comportment that is envisioned to stimulate sexual enthusiasm in its audience. Since the twentieth era, United States’ citizens contested whether pornographic substantial should be lawfully be secure or to forbid. A person, who rely on pornography requisite to be well secured reason that the U.S. Constitutional right guarantees sovereignty of expression, as well as sensual expression. Modern active antagonists of…

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    than going to a reliable person that they can trust and ask them about their situation. Likewise the communication barrier created by social networking has made it to where people are less social when they get in public and meet new people. When the internet plays a big role in your everyday actions it can take away your focus and attention from a certain task. Also, when students are lacking the ability to obtain practical knowledge it is sometimes because they rely too much on…

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    Want Your Love: Pornography or Should it be Considered Something Else In modern society, pornographic representations are growing to become more acceptable in all aspects of life. Alongside this progression, the expanse of the pornographic genre has been increasing dramatically in the past few years. Pornography is defined as any material that depicts human sexuality with the purpose to cause sexual excitement. I believe this definition gives an oversimplification of pornography that leaves room…

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    Banning Pornography Abstract: Regardless of its openly dangerous effects, pornography has been shielded as of potentially therapeutic value for overcoming sexual problems such as frigidity and impotence. This essay offers a systematic analysis of the merits and demerits of pornography from a ethical perspective and suggests likely solutions. It also states the various ethical issues of banning pornography. The challenges of pornography call for serious response. Introduction: Pornography…

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