Media SexploitationPrentice-Hall, 1976 - 234 páginas |
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... female model's trunks do not fit . Notice the wrinkles and sagging front . Considering the high cost of commercial art , the least the art director might have done was find a correctly sized suit for the female model . But look again ...
... female model's trunks do not fit . Notice the wrinkles and sagging front . Considering the high cost of commercial art , the least the art director might have done was find a correctly sized suit for the female model . But look again ...
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... female . Copies of both Playgirl and Viva were shown to a sample of young women on a midwestern university campus . Interviewers were female students , carefully selected and trained to present the two magazines during the interviews as ...
... female . Copies of both Playgirl and Viva were shown to a sample of young women on a midwestern university campus . Interviewers were female students , carefully selected and trained to present the two magazines during the interviews as ...
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... females were portrayed as dumb and their ex- pectations of what a man should be appeared absurd and ridiculous . The female is portrayed as a starry - eyed , romantic , naïve fool . The article even advised the woman , " The cardinal ...
... females were portrayed as dumb and their ex- pectations of what a man should be appeared absurd and ridiculous . The female is portrayed as a starry - eyed , romantic , naïve fool . The article even advised the woman , " The cardinal ...
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The Commercial Appropriation of the Unconscious | 1 |
The Gay Playboys Penthouse | 16 |
The Fashion Massage | 35 |
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