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Witherspoon Institute, STI
Language
English
Pages
61

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Pornography
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Table of Contents

Finding 1. Unlike any other time in history, pornography is now available and consumed widely in our society, due in large part to the internet. No one remains untouched by it
Finding 2. There is abundant empirical evidence that this pornography is qualitatively different from any that has gone before, in several ways : its ubiquity, the use of increasingly realistic streaming images, and the increasingly "hard-core" character of what is consumed
Finding 3. Today's consumption of internet pornography can harm women in particular
Finding 4. Today's consumption of internet pornography can harm children in particular
Finding 5. Today's consumption of internet pornography can harm people not immediately connected to consumers of pornography
Finding 6. The consumption of internet pornography can harm its consumers
Finding 7. Pornography consumption is philosophically and morally problematic
Finding 8. The fact that not everyone is harmed by pornography does not entail that pornography should not be regulated
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Conclusions.

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Includes bibliographical references.

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Princeton, N. J, New York

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Library of Congress
HQ471 .S64 2010

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Pagination
61 p. ;
Number of pages
61

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OL24905851M
ISBN 10
098149112X
ISBN 13
9780981491127
LCCN
2010920646
OCLC/WorldCat
606905851

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