An edition of The new eroticism: theories, vogues and canons
(1970)
The new eroticism: theories, vogues and canons.
[1st ed.]
by Philip Nobile
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The new eroticism: theories, vogues and canons.
1970, Random House
in English
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039443806X 9780394438061
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Table of Contents
Introduction, by P. Nobile.
The self and the other: Narcissus, by N. O. Brown.
Sexuality into eros, by H. Marcuse.
Revolution is Puritan, by E. J. Hobsbawm.
Everyman as pervert, by E. Becker.
Sexual perversion, by T. Nagel.
Voyeurism in New York, by D. Kalins.
The new homosexuality, by T. Burke.
Naked therapy, by P. Bindrim.
Body painting: the youngest profession, by J. Mancini.
Night words: human privacy and high pornography, by G. Steiner.
Dirty books can stay, by K. Tynan.
How to make the world safe for pornography, by P. Michaelson.
Inside Screw, by P. Nobile.
The sex sell, by J. Bugler.
Paydirt: notes on the sex explosion, by R. Craft.
Staged sexuality, by R. Wetzsteon.
Sex rock symbolism, by C. Hodenfield.
Pop sex, by C. Karpel.
The desexualized society, by C. Winick.
Was it good for you, too? By D. Greenburg.
Liberating woman's orgasm, by S. Lydon.
The traditional O, by L. Farber.
Sex: instinct or appetite? By D. Wright.
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