Media SexploitationPrentice-Hall, 1976 - 234 páginas |
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... industry . Bell - bottomed trousers are merely a designer's technique of obsoleting tens of millions of dollars in wearing apparel . The intensity and rapidity of these change cycles have been in- creased during the seventies . Several ...
... industry . Bell - bottomed trousers are merely a designer's technique of obsoleting tens of millions of dollars in wearing apparel . The intensity and rapidity of these change cycles have been in- creased during the seventies . Several ...
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... industry spends well over $ 250 million annually on advertising , most of which is focused upon young people under twenty . Like the distilling industry , tobacco marketers plow about 6 percent of their total income back into ...
... industry spends well over $ 250 million annually on advertising , most of which is focused upon young people under twenty . Like the distilling industry , tobacco marketers plow about 6 percent of their total income back into ...
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... industry might even suggest a widespread sense of guilt . The code , nevertheless , is a superb testimony to what could be or , perhaps , once was . All the industry really need do is simply follow it . A great to - do is made about how ...
... industry might even suggest a widespread sense of guilt . The code , nevertheless , is a superb testimony to what could be or , perhaps , once was . All the industry really need do is simply follow it . A great to - do is made about how ...
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The Commercial Appropriation of the Unconscious | 1 |
The Gay Playboys Penthouse | 16 |
The Fashion Massage | 35 |
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