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Striptease Culture: Sex, Media and the Democratisation of Desire

by Brian McNair

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From advertising to health education campaigns, sex and sexual imagery now permeate every aspect of culture. Striptease Culture explores the 'sexualization' of contemporary life, relating it to wider changes in post-war society.
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People say to me - or imply in the frowns and jokey asides which still tend to accompany discussion of the sexual even in the grown-up world of academia - what's a nice media sociologist like you doing in a dirty sub-sector of the field like this?
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306.7Social sciences › Social Sciences; Sociology and anthropology › Culture and Institutions › Relations between the sexes, sexualities, love

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P96.S45Language and Literature › Philology. Linguistics › Communication. Mass media

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