Media SexploitationPrentice-Hall, 1976 - 234 páginas |
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... meanings among peoples who appear unrelated geo- graphically , technically , or culturally is much too frequent to be ... meaning are , for practical purposes , infinite . There is also an infinite range of possible shades for each basic ...
... meanings among peoples who appear unrelated geo- graphically , technically , or culturally is much too frequent to be ... meaning are , for practical purposes , infinite . There is also an infinite range of possible shades for each basic ...
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... meanings . Precisely the same color can change meaning drastically from one application to another . Further , color is a non - verbal medium of communication not unlike design , music , and touching . Whatever words are used to ...
... meanings . Precisely the same color can change meaning drastically from one application to another . Further , color is a non - verbal medium of communication not unlike design , music , and touching . Whatever words are used to ...
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... meaning in the caption sequence provided by Time , consider what the actual meaning of this montage involves . Meaning is derived from the sequence of microsecond stops compulsively made by the fovea in its saccades - the totality has ...
... meaning in the caption sequence provided by Time , consider what the actual meaning of this montage involves . Meaning is derived from the sequence of microsecond stops compulsively made by the fovea in its saccades - the totality has ...
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The Commercial Appropriation of the Unconscious | 1 |
The Gay Playboys Penthouse | 16 |
The Fashion Massage | 35 |
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