Media SexploitationPrentice-Hall, 1976 - 234 páginas |
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... simply do not wear out fast enough : it often requires months , even years , of continuous wear before synthetics even begin to show deterioration . With the growth of synthetic fabrics , it became almost a matter of sur- vival for the ...
... simply do not wear out fast enough : it often requires months , even years , of continuous wear before synthetics even begin to show deterioration . With the growth of synthetic fabrics , it became almost a matter of sur- vival for the ...
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... simply no way to explain the success in terms of what was cognitively perceived by music fans . ( See Appendix A. ) - A Feeling Massage ― " Bridge❞ dealt primarily with feelings in its target audience , massaging these feelings with ...
... simply no way to explain the success in terms of what was cognitively perceived by music fans . ( See Appendix A. ) - A Feeling Massage ― " Bridge❞ dealt primarily with feelings in its target audience , massaging these feelings with ...
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... simply a patronizing technique of reader massage that makes for effortless reading . Editors keep it sexy , brief , and chatty . They leave the bigger issues alone or handle them with gentle caution . The reality is that United States ...
... simply a patronizing technique of reader massage that makes for effortless reading . Editors keep it sexy , brief , and chatty . They leave the bigger issues alone or handle them with gentle caution . The reality is that United States ...
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The Commercial Appropriation of the Unconscious | 1 |
The Gay Playboys Penthouse | 16 |
The Fashion Massage | 35 |
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