Media SexploitationPrentice-Hall, 1976 - 234 páginas |
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... death mask was most often consciously perceived in two specific scenes . It appeared in the dream sequence , when Father Karras's mother came out of the subway entrance as he watched from across the street , and near the end of the exor ...
... death mask was most often consciously perceived in two specific scenes . It appeared in the dream sequence , when Father Karras's mother came out of the subway entrance as he watched from across the street , and near the end of the exor ...
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... death mask cut in The Exorcist passes through the projector at 1/48 of a second , a speed quite visible at the conscious level to most people who are relaxed . However , the audience's tension or anxiety level was in- tensified just ...
... death mask cut in The Exorcist passes through the projector at 1/48 of a second , a speed quite visible at the conscious level to most people who are relaxed . However , the audience's tension or anxiety level was in- tensified just ...
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... deaths . Of total deaths in Ontario for the year of the study , 11 per- cent were clearly alcoholic - related . The alcoholic , it was discovered , had twice the chance of premature death than the nonalcoholic . The average alcoholic's ...
... deaths . Of total deaths in Ontario for the year of the study , 11 per- cent were clearly alcoholic - related . The alcoholic , it was discovered , had twice the chance of premature death than the nonalcoholic . The average alcoholic's ...
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The Commercial Appropriation of the Unconscious | 1 |
The Gay Playboys Penthouse | 16 |
The Fashion Massage | 35 |
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