Media SexploitationPrentice-Hall, 1976 - 234 páginas |
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... Viva , published by famed Penthouse publisher Robert Guc- cione , launched a counterattack in September 1973 to the Playgirl invasion . Guccione described his magazine , Viva , as " edited by men who truly love women . . . for women who ...
... Viva , published by famed Penthouse publisher Robert Guc- cione , launched a counterattack in September 1973 to the Playgirl invasion . Guccione described his magazine , Viva , as " edited by men who truly love women . . . for women who ...
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... Viva must be given credit . for having turned Kinsey's interesting little observation into multi - million - dollar publishing empires . Virtually every issue . of Playgirl and Viva carried at least one article strongly rationalizing ...
... Viva must be given credit . for having turned Kinsey's interesting little observation into multi - million - dollar publishing empires . Virtually every issue . of Playgirl and Viva carried at least one article strongly rationalizing ...
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... Viva finally decided to give up the game and go straight . Beginning with its March 1976 issue , Viva editor Kathy Keeton announced publicly what most people in the business had known for years , as well as most women " Women get turned ...
... Viva finally decided to give up the game and go straight . Beginning with its March 1976 issue , Viva editor Kathy Keeton announced publicly what most people in the business had known for years , as well as most women " Women get turned ...
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The Commercial Appropriation of the Unconscious | 1 |
The Gay Playboys Penthouse | 16 |
The Fashion Massage | 35 |
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