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    The study of pornography is as old as time. Pornography comes from the Greek words for sexual slave, prostitute and depiction of. Initially, it had been a means for clarifying situations of personal servitude or the acquiring of intercource from women, both of which incorporated an awkwardness of force, for the most part between individuals. In the prior time, obscenity focused on prerequisites of mishandling and corruption in the place the of the goal of inspiring joy from the viewer. On…

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    Censorship: Is Ignorance Bliss? The issue of censorship has been a long debated topic that has become more widespread over time. It forces us to discuss what could potentially be offensive to someone or a group of people and omit details to avoid controversy. In some instances censorship is taken to the extreme and the slow build up of said omissions can lead to bigger societal issues. Censorship affects society as a whole and its overuse leads to an inept sense of communication and ignorance.…

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    necessary to put passion into a message, but it does help do that every now and then. However, it’s absolutely critical that the government doesn’t go overboard with it’s censoring of the internet, books, and other forms of media. First, let’s begin with the internet’s censorship. Now while others say that internet censorship is necessary to…

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    Most people probably do not have a problem with pornography and might even suggest that it is harmless. In their view, it’s just two people making love and there is a certain beauty in that sometimes. However, in the article “Pornography”, Margaret Atwood shows how this pornography is not as harmless as it may appear. First and foremost, Atwood desires to make her definition of pornography clear – i.e. “women getting their nipples snipped off with garden shears, having meat hooks stuck into…

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    Anti-pornography and Pro-sexuality Throughout history human sexuality has been an essential need to our existence. We engage in sexual activities for procreation and stimuli, but since the turn of the 20th century the United States society has scrutinized individuals need to self fulfill, therefore establishing anti- pornography social groups, feminist social groups and rivaling pro sexuality groups. There have been cases When Individuals hear the term anti- pornography the association of…

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    The article, ‘Film Bodies: Gender, Genre & Excess’1 by Linda Williams explores whether the forms of sex, violence and emotion found in the genres of pornography, horror, and melodrama (specifically the woman’s weepie) respectively, are as gratuitous as my film scholars and critics believe them to be. Setting out to disprove this idea, Williams’ investigates and compares the form, function, and system of the three genres. Ultimately, William’s central claims reveal the value in the supposed…

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    explain Richards view and arguments regarding the legal restrictions/prohibitions of pornography, explain and analyze the Miller test, and finally conclude by evaluating Richards’ arguments. Millian liberalism would not allow the prohibition of pornography because it falls within the scope of private not public morality. The state must allow individuals the maximum ability to live within their own rights and pornography is not the law’s business when it is produced or involves consenting…

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    This is not a suggestion to take away the creative freedom of filmmakers. This is a call to action for both creators and consumers. As artists or creators, we have the power to expose the world to concepts they aren't fully educated on. The power of media is universal and whether we admit it or not, even the oldest of people are impressionable. It is part of human nature to be able to be influenced by things blindly. So if one is going to use someone's experience in their film, make sure you're…

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    Melinda Vadas Pornography

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    not necessarily persons? How well does she argue for this claim? Pornography is a complex topic. Anti-pornography feminists claimed that pornography may cause serious problems such as gender inequality, thus opposed its existence. Whilst other feminists may disagree with those claims from disagreeing with one specific argument to claiming the benefit of pornography (Saul, 2003). Historically, women are excluded from the pornography consumer sitting. However, some people began to notice the…

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    The term ‘sexualisation of culture’ is becoming very popular and it refers to the modern idea that Western societies have become all about sex and what represents sex. Modern culture has fallen under the influence of sex discourses and pornography . This culture is reinforcing gender inequalities as it makes women be seen as promiscuous and that they don't mind being a sexual object, while also increasing the belief that men always think about sex and are perverts (Coy, 2009). When remembering…

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