Pornography, Structures, Agency and Performance by Sullivan, Rebecca -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Acknowledgments Introduction

Pornography and Porn Studies Pornography and pleasure Pornography in the media entertainment matrix Media and cultural studies of pornography Key concepts in pornography

1. The Global Creative Industry of Pornography

Pornography as a creative industry Working hard for the money: Support players in the pornography industry Stereotypes and discrimination Workplace health and safety Criminal involvement in pornography The global pornography circuit Global porn and the child abuse industry Conclusion: The future of the business

2. Pornography and Communication Technologies

Pornography as a driver of technology Online pornography and media moral panics Rule 34 The business models of Internet pornography Subscription sites Aggregate sites Community user websites Interactivity Big porn data Conclusion: The future of technology

3. Pornography and Violence

Quantifying violence in pornography research Radical anti-porn feminism and the harms framework Neo-anti-porn activists Neo-anti -porn responses to gay and feminist porn Violence and consent Conclusion: The future of consensual violence in pornography

4. Pornification and Sexualized Bodies

Sexualization and government surveillance The pornification framework Sexualization, pornification – and sexism Whose pornographic gaze? Hip-hop and white prurience Conclusion: The future of porn and the pleasurification of culture

5. Pornography Governance and Sexual Citizenship

Sexual citizenship and pornography Whose community, whose standards? (H)arming the citizen against pornography Extreme pornography and mute/ant bodies Conclusion: The future of pornographic citizenship

6. Performing Pornography, Practising Sexual Politics

Conclusion

The Future of Pornography Studies

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