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Перевод: pornography

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порнография

Тезаурус:

1. Serious feminist magazines like Spare Rib and Everywoman, and both specialist and generalist groups, such as the Campaign Against Pornography and the Townswomen's Guilds, all tackle these issues in an informed, responsible way.
2. A hopeful and insufficiently applauded shift in emphasis was signalled in 1986 by the Report of the Attorney General's Commission on Pornography, which sought to identify the relative harms caused by various forms of pornography, thus making it possible to draw up a list of priorities.
3. The public good defence for performances which were proved to be "in the interests of drama, opera, ballet or any other art, or of literature or learning" omitted the words "or other objects of general concern", thereby rejecting the so-called "therapeutic defence" according to which pornography was claimed to be "psychologically beneficial" to some persons "in that it relieves their sexual tensions and may divert them from anti-social activities".
4. In 1930 the great liberating novelist of human passions wrote in Pornography and Obscenity , "Masturbation is certainly the most dangerous sexual vice that a society can be afflicted with in the long run."
5. Pornography is not defined as such by law, instead it applies standards of "obscenity" and "indecency".
6. This isn't pornography.
7. Other feminists, Rosalind Coward for instance, oppose such a brutal cause-and-effect view of pornography.
8. Pornography 1864.
9. The Church of England did not support the view that pornography per se should be criminalised; there are other means of control than the criminal law.
10. Definitions were always crucial in this debate, and the Church of England Board for Social Responsibility in its submission to Williams made a useful contribution to clarifying the distinctions between terms like eroticism, pornography , and obscenity :
11. "However, we can choke distribution of some pornography by censoring the bulletin boards."
12. The Court of Appeal had ruled that whether or not such material might be "beneficial to those who were sexually repressed or perverted or deviant" did not make its publication "an object of general concern", since otherwise any form of pornography could be defended on the ground that it was beneficial to some people, if not to the public at large.
13. For example, James Anderton, the chief constable of Greater Manchester, pursued a drive against pornography in the early 1980s which was not imitated by other chief officers.