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    Violence and Pornography

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    Violence and Pornography Pornography -- Sex or Subordination? In the late Seventies‚ America became shocked and outraged by the rape‚ mutilation‚ and murder of over a dozen young‚ beautiful girls. The man who committed these murders‚ Ted Bundy‚ was later apprehended and executed. During his detention in various penitentiaries‚ he was mentally probed and prodded by psychologist and psychoanalysts hoping to discover the root of his violent actions and sexual frustrations. Many theories arose

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    The Dangers of Pornography

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    Psychology 2800 The Dangers of Pornography Last semester in Psychology 2250 our class had the opportunity of attending a seminar that informed us about the dangers of pornography and how we need to be cautious and alert. But what is pornography? According to the free dictionary‚ pornography is the deception of sexual behavior that is meant to sexually excite its audience. If you think about it there is pornography in everything that you watch. Name one PG-13 movie that does not have a love making

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    Regulating Pornography

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    Nastiness on the Net Pornography is a serious problem that faces America’s people today. A problem that jeopardizes our nation’s moral and ethical values and is easily accessible for children and adults alike. Often times the young people accessing such websites in cyberspace aren’t even old enough to understand the complete meaning of human sexuality. More often‚ the adults accessing these websites‚ who do have a common understanding of sexuality‚ begin to obtain distorted views of normal sexual

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    Pornography in America

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    Pornography in America Taneesha C. Freidus Liberty University Abstract Millions of Americans watch Pornography every day. It is a natural part of our culture. Sex sells and is an important aspect of couple’s relationships. Pornography was once viewed as being evil and a sin but for most Americans pornography is a way to enhance their relationship with their partner. Some would say that pornography has become to blasé and open and others will say that porn has wrecked

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    Pornography Addiction

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    unhealthy use of sex has been a progressive process. It may have started with an addiction to masturbation‚ pornography (either printed or electronic)‚ or a relationship‚ but over the years progressed to increasingly dangerous behaviors. With this in mind‚ Pornographic addiction will be the area of greatest concern. At first glance‚ unless you are of strong religious persuasion‚ pornography seems to have no harmful effects what-so-ever. But if you are to dissect this addiction‚ there are many problems

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    Bronstein‚ Carolyn. Battling Pornography: The American Feminist Anti-Pornography Movement‚ 1976-1986.Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 2011 Thesis: Bronstein argues that the women participating in the anti-pornography movement were seeking to eradicate "depictions of violence‚ ... not sex (333)" and the popular belief that the movement was only from 1983-1986 is incorrect‚ that the movement went on for over a decade. Themes: 1) One of the themes in this book is definition. Throughout the

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    the nature‚ extent‚ and impact of pornography in the United States‚ and to find some recommendations concerning more effective ways in which the spread of pornography could be contained‚ consistent with constitutional guarantees. The dimension of pornography is very broad‚ since the evidence on the relationship between exposure to pornographic materials and antisocial behavior is narrow‚ unless we looked in a larger context at the entire phenomenon of pornography. I have tried to examine carefully

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    Frye 1 Effects of Pornography on Society Pornography is a virus that has far-reaching detrimental effects that threatens to rip the moral fabric of society. It has become a growing part of the American economy‚ family life‚ and is easily accessible. What Is Pornography? Wikipedia define pornography as being "the explicit representation of human body or sexual activity with the goal of sexual arousal." (Wikipedia 2007) The Attorney General Commission defines it as "sexually explicit

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    Introduction and opposing viewpoints Pornography is broadly defined as “any form of explicit representation of the human body or sexual activity with the goal of sexual arousal and/or sexual relief.” It takes form in all sorts of media‚ including movies‚ magazines‚ literature‚ and artistic representations by which it has made its way into the homes of over 221 million Americans today. It can be professional‚ amateur‚ or voyeuristic in nature. The issue of pornography acceptance in society is somewhat

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    I oppose pornography because women are presented dehumanized as sexual objects‚ things in scenarios of degradation‚ injury‚ and torture. The harm from pornography is not easily traced to a single source. Hymowitz and Cleveland go to great lengths to point out the complexity of the problem of pornography‚ that harm ensues not just because of what the content of pornography is‚ but also because of how the messages of pornography contribute to the social fabric of male hegemony. "Pornography hurt women

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