Media SexploitationPrentice-Hall, 1976 - 234 páginas |
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... culture - adaptive . Some cultures , for example , encourage breast - feeding the in- fant for two years or more . Other cultures , such as that of North America , have virtually eliminated breast - feeding or have shortened the period ...
... culture - adaptive . Some cultures , for example , encourage breast - feeding the in- fant for two years or more . Other cultures , such as that of North America , have virtually eliminated breast - feeding or have shortened the period ...
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... Cultures Smell Differently People's personal odors also vary in relation to their culture . Diet may have something to do with the observable dif- ferences , but causes are still uncertain . A Japanese writer , Adachi , observed that ...
... Cultures Smell Differently People's personal odors also vary in relation to their culture . Diet may have something to do with the observable dif- ferences , but causes are still uncertain . A Japanese writer , Adachi , observed that ...
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... Culture Is Not Accidental One of the most significant discoveries in the studies that led to this book was that culture - especially the dynamic American - - culture is today a manufactured product . And , 205 Even the Killings Are Funny.
... Culture Is Not Accidental One of the most significant discoveries in the studies that led to this book was that culture - especially the dynamic American - - culture is today a manufactured product . And , 205 Even the Killings Are Funny.
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The Commercial Appropriation of the Unconscious | 1 |
The Gay Playboys Penthouse | 16 |
The Fashion Massage | 35 |
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