Media SexploitationPrentice-Hall, 1976 - 234 páginas |
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... playboy is literally surrounded by the logo one in back on the belt buckle and one in front on the shirt . Boy ... Playboy's use of symbolic mothers and small infants in their cover designs . Out of roughly thirty Playboy covers analyzed ...
... playboy is literally surrounded by the logo one in back on the belt buckle and one in front on the shirt . Boy ... Playboy's use of symbolic mothers and small infants in their cover designs . Out of roughly thirty Playboy covers analyzed ...
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... Playboy magazine , about 20 percent are women but usually the wives or girl friends of the male Playboy purchasers . By themselves , very few women pur- chase Playboy or any of the other men's magazines . — After interviewing ...
... Playboy magazine , about 20 percent are women but usually the wives or girl friends of the male Playboy purchasers . By themselves , very few women pur- chase Playboy or any of the other men's magazines . — After interviewing ...
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... playboy to manipulate and use . The playboy may wander the earth for a lifetime without ever forming a meaningful relationship with a woman . Of course , as is unconsciously im- plied in the playboy concept , he may eventually give 59.
... playboy to manipulate and use . The playboy may wander the earth for a lifetime without ever forming a meaningful relationship with a woman . Of course , as is unconsciously im- plied in the playboy concept , he may eventually give 59.
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The Commercial Appropriation of the Unconscious | 1 |
The Gay Playboys Penthouse | 16 |
The Fashion Massage | 35 |
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