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    Ethics on Pornography

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    Türkay SARIKAYA 20701889 Section 02 Research paper 1ST draft ETHICS OF PORNOGRAPHY Everybody knows something about porn. But what is porn really? Why it is exist? People get pleasure from porn. Porn is just for an entertainment and it is like other genres of movies. It is just like action‚ just like horror… Porn is a genre and it has some sub-genres in it. In Turkish there is a word says; “nerede çokluk orada bokluk” means if there are so many things there must be bad things in

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    use an Information System software to better determine how use the internet to attract customers. The two businesses that I plan to focus are Shoe Station and Shoe Fetish. Shoe Station is a store that uses an Information System software to understand how to market to customers over the internet. A smaller shoe store named Shoe Fetish is a business that does not use an Information System software to better understand how to market to customers with the use of the internet. I plan to go in detail

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    Our text book discusses four elements that link to a person’s sexual behavior. The four elements are fantasy‚ symbolism‚ ritualism and compulsion. The first element discussed in our text book is fantasy. The textbook says that “It is impossible to be sexual without some form of fantasy” (Holmes & Holmes‚ 2009). When a person gets to live out their sexual fantasies that is what makes the sexual act more intense. In order to have a sexual fantasy‚ one must be sexual. A person must have a fantasy

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    TERM PAPER Gender Economics of Restoration and Aphra Behn INTRODUCTION The Restoration era allowed women to step into what was historically an essentially masculine space‚ that of literary and theatrical production. As women stepped on stage‚ they entered a market- they were commodities displayed to attract a larger crowd towards the theatre. Thus even though through writing or acting a woman could gain financial independence‚ unlike men they weren’t selling their work‚ they were ostensibly

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    let see how powerful Creator is and if Creator wants what he can do. Therefore in such an opposite case he shows his other face and punishes the people who disobey his orders. “If a fetish‚ as Eagleton observes‚ is "according to Freud‚ [...] what stands in for some intolerable lack"‚ turning a religion into a fetish could indicate that the religion itself has faded

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    saying that it was “a national fetish‚ a means of affirming political community‚ kinship‚ citizenship‚ and union at the same time that it became the grounds for exclusion‚ expulsion‚ negation‚ and extermination” (7). Though Erkkila is describing the fetishization of blood in the period of time following the Revolutionary In Betsy Erkkila’s “Blood‚ Sex‚ and Other American Crosses”‚ the author writes the following about blood‚ saying that it was “a national fetish‚ a means of affirming political community

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    Commodity Fetishism

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    Introduction According to Miriam-webster.com‚ a fetish can be termed as an object of irrational reverence or obsessive devotion. Fetishism can hence be described as the act of irrationally revering an object by obsessing over it. The origin of the term ‘fetishism’ The modern meaning of the term ‘fetish’ was is agreed to have originated from the work of Charles de Brosses writing in 1760 who used the term to describe the religious practices of worshipping objects and referring to them as gods‚

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    Paraphilias According to Professor Daniel’s notes‚ a paraphilia is an uncommon sexual expression that can be classified as either non-coercive or coercive. Although men and women have these atypical sexual behaviors‚ “more males are reported and prosecuted‚” in which makes it difficult for them to establish relationships. Non-coercive paraphilias are solo activities that someone does or it involves someone else who agrees to participate and therefore is a voluntary participant. Fetishism is

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    is the situation sexual activities take place without the woman‚ or sometimes even the man having no sexual fantasy.  Everyone has fantasies; they just vary from person to person.             Symbolism‚ also known as a fetish (or partialism) is a visual element.  A sexual fetish is the arousal one receives from a physical object. Partialism involves an attachment to isolated parts of the body.  While everyone has fetishes‚ many people do have a partialism such as the legs or neck‚ but not everyone

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    According to mbiti‚ religion is with us and will always be with us. Michael Bradshaw et al (2004)‚ briefly defined Religion as an “organized system of values and practices‚ including faith in and worship of a divine being or beings”. In Religion in African Social Heritage‚ Akoi (1970) further complements this definition by arguing from the point of view that Religion is a social fact and that it fosters solidarity‚ continuity and the enforcement of moral laws. African traditional religions‚ also

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