Media SexploitationPrentice-Hall, 1976 - 234 páginas |
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... addiction continued , however , appeared far more likely . " Hey Jude " could , to put it conservatively , reinforce a tendency toward addiction , making it appear a logical solution to a young person's normal conflicts with authority ...
... addiction continued , however , appeared far more likely . " Hey Jude " could , to put it conservatively , reinforce a tendency toward addiction , making it appear a logical solution to a young person's normal conflicts with authority ...
Página 146
... addictive behavior is socially ac- ceptable and invisible for the most part . The American addict behaves precisely as he has been instructed since birth to behave . America's most honored , celebrated , and profitable forms of addiction ...
... addictive behavior is socially ac- ceptable and invisible for the most part . The American addict behaves precisely as he has been instructed since birth to behave . America's most honored , celebrated , and profitable forms of addiction ...
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... addiction . At first glance , the " L & M moment " is outrageously fun- ny . But consider the 55 million addicted cigarette smokers in the United States and the 300,000 tobacco - related deaths an- nually roughly six times more ...
... addiction . At first glance , the " L & M moment " is outrageously fun- ny . But consider the 55 million addicted cigarette smokers in the United States and the 300,000 tobacco - related deaths an- nually roughly six times more ...
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The Commercial Appropriation of the Unconscious | 1 |
The Gay Playboys Penthouse | 16 |
The Fashion Massage | 35 |
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