Everything in "Peplum" is eroticized, and nothing can be consummated.
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Eroticized material involving toddlers, much less infants, remains taboo for most audiences.
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If we trace the thread of vicious, angry, and eroticized sexism—as
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What's striking at first is the convivial, mildly eroticized mood of the gathering.
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By transforming that anxiety from something passive into something active, it gets eroticized.
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In modern iconography, it's obvious to say that the female body is often eroticized.
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I think my father was jealous of my mother's mildly eroticized affection for Paul.
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FACT: It's more common that bisexual women are eroticized in mainstream porn, media and music.
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Well, because I'm fat, and fat bodies are, even in 2019, excluded from being eroticized.
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As in many of Dix's eroticized portraits, the viewer is both drawn in and driven back.
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The clitoris, which is the sexual organ of cis women and trans men, is not eroticized.
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You've collected a lot more than just slash fic, and a lot of it's eroticized kitsch.
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Garcia, Cuban herself, stares at us, doe-eyed and suggestively eating a mango, not the most easily eroticized fruit.
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According to Feet and Footwear: A Cultural Encyclopedia, many cultures have eroticized feet, and particularly women's feet, for centuries.
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CH: I wasn't thinking about 18360th-century painting but certainly about classical figure painting in which women are eroticized.
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SPH is a form of verbal humiliation and of sexual masochism, where a painful sensation or experience is eroticized.
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"There is nothing like the eroticized gaze of the third to challenge our domesticated perceptions of each other," she writes.
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Cannes reviews say Park twists the story to reflect his usual fascination with fetishism, eroticized pain, and complicated power games.
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Lithe, hirsute, and completely armless, Böttner's eroticized body has a mermaid-like quality that transcends gendered limitations and features extensively in her work.
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Her characters are far from the status quo of eroticized women crafted to appeal to hegemonic male desire: They're subversive, experimental, and queer.
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She had seen the artist Ivy Haldeman's eroticized renderings of sausages, emerging from pillowy buns, and couldn't get them out of her head.
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The art that we celebrate as a culture, that we preserve in museums, is filled with beautiful, sensual, eroticized images of women being raped.
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Breasts, buttocks, and entering a vagina are all eroticized, but this ignores the organ with 8000 nerves in the glans alone and more internally.
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He eroticized every part of my body; each fold of fat multiplied pleasure, and he was as excited by love handles as he was by breasts.
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" Cho said that the great thing about Mercy Mistress is having Asian women play with the stereotypes in a way that's "eroticized and having fun for us.
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IA: People don't feel comfortable when confronted with representations of violence from a female voice, especially when they're asked to examine institutionalized violence through an eroticized aesthetic.
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"We had the idea of one man, facing himself, whose mind is invaded by eroticized advertising images and takes the game of his own desire," Konpyuta explain.
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The rapes in this episode are eroticized to a level that The Handmaid's Tale has previously avoided with some skill, and I don't love this new aesthetic.
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Eroticized violence isn't new for television, but "Eve" has a special flair for it and always finds a way to make its gruesome choices seem somehow illuminating.
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If Olive and Elizabeth weren't lovers, the Wonder Woman comics turn into some weird stifled fantasy, a vision of eroticized lesbian love which existed only in Marston's fantasies.
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I eroticized that danger when I was younger, and now, when I see older men trying to chat up women who look way too young, my throat catches.
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The phenomenon was given the name apotemnophilia and was classified as a paraphilia, or an unusual sexual interest, because these men eroticized the idea of having a stump.
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Sex, sexuality, the rewards and compromises of long-term relationships, even the eroticized thrill of spectacular professional success — these themes are never in short supply on this show.
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The movie's most striking deviation from more traditional period romances is that here power and hierarchy, while they frame the story and must be navigated, are not eroticized.
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Page four of this issue features Stieglitz's photograph of "Fountain" that he roguishly homo-eroticized by placing it in front of Marsden Hartley's rumpus painting "The Warriors" (1913).
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It doesn't augment her body and make her more eroticized or give her superhuman sexual prowess, like a sex cyborg, but reads and responds to her unique levels of arousal.
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Questions of class, race, and sexuality are raised by the inclusion of one of Robert Mapplethorpe's eroticized male nudes, sporting an enormous penis, but the question of gender is virtually ignored.
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"Within two clicks, I was able to enter into a rabbit hole of videos where children are being eroticized by pedophiles and child abusers," Halverson wrote in a statement released Friday.
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These men are imposing the body part that is most threatening to a female and in doing so, they are acting out what is called 'sexualized hostility' or 'eroticized rage' against their prey.
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With 67% of American women wearing a size 14 or higher, eroticized spaces like burlesque are increasingly ripe for Fancy's cheeky brand of inclusivity, exposing and celebrating sexuality through shapes beyond skinny silhouettes.
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Yet a trio of paintings from the early 17th century of St. Sebastian, that icon of eroticized suffering, affirms that sometimes the male nude could be sexed up, too, even in religious context.
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And yet to those who saw in an app that describes itself as the world's largest all-male social media network an eroticized version of Candy Crush, the move seemed all but inevitable.
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Tarver casts the viewer in the role of voyeur, peeking through the foliage and — if you read the two paintings as frames in a sequence — over a wall to glimpse an eroticized figure.
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We trace Picasso's eroticized creative process and controversial life almost day-to-day over the course of the year as he moved between his Paris studio, his castle in Boisgeloup, and the Normandy coast.
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" Crews's gloss: Freud "conceived of his chemically eroticized self not as the affectionate companion of a dear person but as a powerful mate who would have his way, luxuriating in the crushing of maidenly reluctance.
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The polarizing hue has been associated with everything from masculinity and the working class to the more recent feminized and eroticized connotations, where everyone from Barbie to Bic (yep, those pens) has played with the hue.
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Taking the game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas as a case, Green argues that the medium "allows the player the avenue to safely experience the thrill of racialized violence and eroticized sex" though its black protagonist.
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It fulfills authentic needs — for meaningfulness, for a sense of structure — by providing adherents with a sense of their own "specialness" in a mythic narrative created for them, a specialness further intensified by the highly eroticized thrill of transgression.
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His blend of say-anything internet irony, highly eroticized valorization of splendid "warrior" bodies, and atavistic appeals to return to an era when men were real men is as close as you can get to a distillation of the Petersonian essence.
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Their work was steeped in the eroticized atmosphere of gay urban life in New York in the late 11930s and '70s, and they were among the first in the fashion industry to make regular use of black and Latino models.
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Mr. Lopez and Mr. Ramos were also thoroughly invested in the culture of the moment, in new art and music, and in the eroticized atmosphere of gay urban life that coalesced in New York in the late 1960s and '70s.
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Their work was steeped in the eroticized atmosphere of gay urban life in New York in the late 64623s and '64613s, and they were among the first in the fashion industry to make regular use of black and Latino models.
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Their work was steeped in the eroticized atmosphere of gay urban life in New York in the late 210100s and '215s, and they were among the first in the fashion industry to make regular use of black and Latino models.
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Their work was steeped in the eroticized atmosphere of gay urban life in New York in the late 2153s and '70s, and they were among the first in the fashion industry to make regular use of black and Latino models.
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Their work was steeped in the eroticized atmosphere of gay urban life in New York in the late 1960s and '70s, and they were among the first in the fashion industry to make regular use of black and Latino models.
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Their work was steeped in the eroticized atmosphere of gay urban life in New York in the late 63343s and '63333s, and they were among the first in the fashion industry to make regular use of black and Latino models.
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Their work was steeped in the eroticized atmosphere of gay urban life in New York in the late 1960s and '81003s, and they were among the first in the fashion industry to make regular use of black and Latino models.
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Their work was steeped in the eroticized atmosphere of gay urban life in New York in the late 733s and '70s, and they were among the first in the fashion industry to make regular use of black and Latino models.
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Their work was steeped in the eroticized atmosphere of gay urban life in New York in the late 7583s and '70s, and they were among the first in the fashion industry to make regular use of black and Latino models.
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Their work was steeped in the eroticized atmosphere of gay urban life in New York in the late 1960s and '5343s, and they were among the first in the fashion industry to make regular use of black and Latino models.
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Their work was steeped in the eroticized atmosphere of gay urban life in New York in the late 53403s and '211960s, and they were among the first in the fashion industry to make regular use of black and Latino models.
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Their work was steeped in the eroticized atmosphere of gay urban life in New York in the late 211910s and '211950s, and they were among the first in the fashion industry to make regular use of black and Latino models.
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Their work was steeped in the eroticized atmosphere of gay urban life in New York in the late 53413s and '53403s, and they were among the first in the fashion industry to make regular use of black and Latino models.
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Wednesday's conversation about the legacy of eroticized Asian imagery and characters in science fiction will be followed by a screening of moving-image artworks that use Afrofuturism, Asiafuturism, and other empowering cybernetic iconographies to expose systems of oppression and exploitation.
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Cash's lives up to his reputation in his latest music video, "Surf," a bizarre play on sexual innuendo that features sex acts with inanimate objects eroticized activities that would otherwise appear innocent, like playing rock, paper, scissors, or bouncing on a workout ball.
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Beginning in the early 1960s, he danced between creating a series of over 100 vibrant Madonnas — each with slim resemblance to the religious Mary — and one of over 150 highly eroticized, fantastical scenes that edge the female nude towards the realm of pornography.
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William Bradley Pitt was born in 1963, but Brad Pitt sprung forth in that 13-second ode to eroticized male beauty, initiating a closely watched career and life, dozens of movies, and libraries of delirious exaltations, drooling gossip and porny magazine layouts.
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Think of 18th-century heroines — "La Nouvelle Héloise" and "Letters of a Portuguese Nun," women dying of and for love — or perhaps of "Story of O," also conceived as a kind of letter to a lover, whose plaintive, eroticized submissiveness A. often echoes.
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But to do so is dangerous because it overlooks the degree to which Peterson has tapped into something very real, very necessary, and very strong: a legitimate spiritual hunger for meaning that, combined with the eroticized trappings of "countercultural" transgression, alchemize into a heady intellectual cocktail.
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Among them are a monumental abstract canvas that introduced Picabia's work to New York for the first time in the 2000 Armory Show; the eroticized mechanical abstractions incorporating text and image of the teens and early 20025s; and his controversial "pin-up nudes" from the 193s.
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After sailing across the sea — a sweet interlude, rather reminiscent of The Owl and the Pussycat — they spend a few informative days in London, where she meets members of the government and conceals her unconsciously eroticized body in a black wide-brimmed hat and ankle-concealing skirt.
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Then there were the sexy fighters—the gun-slinging Jill Valentine in Resident Evil (1996), Samus Aran in the Metroid series, and the global phenomenon of Lara Croft (1996)—whose unnaturally large breasts and extraordinary physical prowess revealed a desire for female characters to be both eroticized and lethal.
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" While Verkaik's accounts of sexual humiliation center on male-on-male hazing, his understanding of the way ritualized, eroticized degradation is vital to "male bonding," and to the formation, in turn, of a class of self-protective, privileged male elite, could just as easily apply to the so-called "Renate Alumni.
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Many of us still assume that exploring rape or incest porn indicates a desire to engage in those activities IRL, that an enjoyment of eroticized cartoon characters reveals an unresolved childhood issue, and that being into Bigfoot's boner means that, well, you're a bestial freak who deserves to be mocked.
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But even five decades after David Hockney first shocked viewers with depictions of his muse and lover, Peter Schlesinger, standing in the buff, the eroticized male nude still occupies a liminal space in art: Is it "real art," or is it nothing more than a kind of high-minded erotica?
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But it also suggests a more contemporary, tautly eroticized and virtualized flesh that banks on a hyper-sexed, electronic corporeality that is artificial, bionic, and prosthetic — basically an updated extension of the re-territorialization of physique, identity, and appearance depicted early on in the feverish cyborg aesthetics of Oskar Schlemmer and Fernand Léger.
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In his time, he achieved modest fame for his skirting of marital laws (he tried to elope with a wealthy widow, and was said to be living in sin with young women who were disguised as male apprentices) and for his eroticized religious and mythological scenes, in which the exposed female torso figured prominently.
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Perhaps the transgression that most likely explains Melcarth's exclusion from the abstraction-focused art history of his time was the fact that he was an avid figurative painter — an enthusiastic depicter of the male face and body, subjects he often eroticized in compositions whose structures can appear as sophisticated and dynamic as their emotional-psychological atmospheres can feel strangely ambiguous.
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In the adjacent glass vitrine, a particularly memorable grouping of eroticized sculptures shows studies for "The Gates of Hell," while the far side of the gallery space focuses on heads and portraits, concluding with a video on the inner workings of Rodin's studio and his numerous assistants, in a sense debunking the myth of the solitary artist as sole creator.
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His films, forged from a mix of influences—Asian as well as French—often emphasize the risk and strangeness inherent in familiar social worlds, by injecting fantastical or otherwise unpredictable elements into them: Corporate competition becomes a bloody, eroticized spectacle in Demonlover; Personal Shopper makes the fashion industry feel like a natural setting for a ghost story or a stalker-themed thriller.
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The sexualization of fascist and, specifically, Nazi imagery precedes even World War II. In his The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction, written against the backdrop of the Nazi rise to power in the late 1930s, critic and cultural theorist Walter Benjamin warned against the aesthetic dangers of fascist imagery, as it was predicated on eroticized notions of power and submission.
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"Is there a way to talk about sexual assault that doesn't dwell on the brutality of the act itself on women's bodies in a way that is treated as action or eroticized?" the artist Naima Ramos-Chapman asked at a recent symposium at John Jay College, in association with the exhibition "The Un-Heroic Act: Representations of Rape in Contemporary Women's Art in the U.S." The show, on view through Nov.
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People have eroticized supernatural beasts for centuries, and folklore is rife with examples of this tendency: the lidérc, a Hungarian monster believed to drain the blood and life force of humans through sex; the succubus and incubus, who appear in dreams to seduce people of the opposite sex; sirens, which lure sailors to their death with their seductive songs; and the encantado, a Brazilian dolphin that turns into a human in order to copulate with other humans.
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It was a period during which one designer (Thom Browne at Moncler Gamme Bleu) showed trench coats, cardigans, Chesterfields, sports coats and puffers in Alpine camouflage patterns on models with faces hidden unnervingly behind masks of the kind worn by snipers; when another (Italo Zucchelli at Calvin Klein) referenced his fascination with alchemy to explain a highly eroticized collection built around bonded foil colored silver and gold; when Kean Etro at Etro evoked the fragility of nature while handing out lavish color catalogs that whole forests were felled to produce; and when Alessandro Michele at Gucci quoted the Russian anarchist Mikhail Bakunin by way of elucidating how he had come up with his latest floral pajamas for daytime men's wear.
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One of Wilhelm von Gloeden's male nudes emphasizing the buttocks. While female buttocks are often eroticized in heterosexual erotica, men's buttocks are considered erogenous by many women, and are also eroticized in male homosexuality which often centres on anal intercourse.Cultural Encyclopedia of the Body, page 61.Anal Pleasure & Health: A Guide for Men, Women and Couples, Jack Morin, Jack Morin Ph. D. Down There Press, 2010.
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Pál Fried (16 June 1893 in Hungary - 6 March 1976 in New York City) was a Hungarian artist best known for his eroticized paintings of female dancers and nudes.
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In 2006, Scharlin a group of paintings that were inspired by her daughter's attendance of a private school in Manhattan. Artnet called the paintings, "scary, eroticized Children of the Corn work which stared back cunningly".
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For example, when Lopez appears in public, the fixation on her butt becomes the sole focus of attention, due to its difference from white-identified bodies, as it is a "stereotypical Latina butt" that is eroticized and fetishized.
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Cobweb appeared in Tomorrow Stories, an anthology title in Alan Moore's America's Best Comics line. The character, created by Moore and Melinda Gebbe, was an eroticized homage to Phantom Lady. She is a rich society girl named Laurel Lakeland who battles crime out of sheer boredom with her chauffeur/lesbian partner, Clarice.
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Seidman et al. argued that "cheap, accessible and, especially, interactive media have enabled many more people to produce as well as consume pornography", and that this modern way of producing pornography, in addition to the buttocks and anus having become more eroticized, has led to a significant interest in or obsession with anal sex among men.
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Fiction about gynoids or female cyborgs reinforce essentialist ideas of femininity, according to Margret Grebowicz. Such essentialist ideas may present as sexual or gender stereotypes. Among the few non-eroticized fictional gynoids include Rosie the Robot Maid from The Jetsons. However, she still has some stereotypically feminine qualities, such as a matronly shape and a predisposition to cry.
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An overall grade of seven out of twelve was awarded by Rog Reviews, which wrote "as a porn horror/gore fest, it's pretty damn good". The film was banned in United Kingdom by the British Board of Film Classification due to featuring a significant amount of eroticized sexual violence, and for having scenes of intercourse between characters intended to be siblings.
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Seinen manga, primarily aimed at otaku, which also occasionally presents eroticized adolescent males in a non-pornographic context, such as the cross-dressing 14-year-old boy in Yubisaki Milk Tea. Some critics claim that the shotacon genre contributes to actual sexual abuse of children, while others claim that there is no evidence for this, or that there is evidence to the contrary.
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A heterosexual male is the only sexuality, which refers not just to physical sex but gender identity as well. Note this may differ from Western ideas of heterosexual male, to which lesbian sex has been eroticized. This means he seeks a traditional Thai female, but does not accept as a sexual or marriage partner the other female gender identities listed below.
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The primary source of slaves was southern tribes, and young slave girls were the most desired. Although various officials such as Kong Kui, the governor of Guangdong, banned the practice, the trade continued. Other peoples sold to Chinese included Turk, Persian and Korean women, who were sought after by the wealthy. The slave girls of Viet were eroticized in Tang dynasty poetry.
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In ancient and medieval times, during the millennium long Chinese domination of Vietnam, Vietnam was a great source of slave girls who were used as sex slaves in China. The slave girls of Vietnam were even eroticized in Tang dynasty poetry. In the modern era, many Vietnamese girls who lived in northern Vietnam have been trafficked to China and sold into marriage for Chinese men.
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The auctioneer sits eating his lunch with a very casual attitude. From a common type of Salon academic art of the period, it depicts an eroticized scene clad as a history painting, as was customary at the time in Paris. Boulanger had visited Italy, Greece, and North Africa, and the painting reflects his attention to culturally correct details and skill in rendering the female form.
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During the millennium long Chinese domination of Vietnam, Vietnam was a large source of slave girls who were used as sex slaves in China. The slave girls of Viet were even eroticized in Tang dynasty poetry. There was a large slave class in Khmer Empire who built the enduring monuments in Angkor and did most of the heavy work. Slaves had been taken captive from the mountain tribes.
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Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven wrote a poem entitled "Kinship," which is dedicated to Grove: "Memory to F.P.G." In this poem, she juxtaposes the beginning and the ending of their ten-year relationship, using eroticized horseback riding as a metaphor for a highly charged journey through memory.Freytag-Loringhoven, Body Sweats: The Uncensored Writings of Elsa Von Freytag-Loringhoven. Ed. Irene Gammel and Suzanne Zelazo. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2011, 240–41, 380.
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Eleonora Bruzual (February 21) is a Venezuelan writer and journalist. She authored with her husband, José Luis Uzcátegui, a Venezuelan psychiatrist and anthropologist, Militaries: heroes or cowards and The Men Who Eroticized Fidel. As a journalist, she contributes to El Nacional, Diario Las Americas and El Nuevo Herald, has a daily radio segment called "Trinchera" on Radio Mambí of Miami (Florida) and is the editor of an information portal called Gentiuno.
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Bem argues that biological factors, such as prenatal hormones, genes and neuroanatomy, predispose children to behave in ways that do not conform to their sex assigned at birth. Gender nonconforming children will often prefer opposite-sex playmates and activities. These become alienated from their same-sex peer group. As children enter adolescence "the exotic becomes erotic" where dissimilar and unfamiliar same-sex peers produces arousal, and the general arousal become eroticized over time.
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According to Alloula, this was done as a sign of conquest; he asserts that the postcards visually represent power relations between colonized and colonizer. The book provides commentary on the images, especially those depicting eroticized "scenes of Algerian women" during the French colonial regime. Between 1900 and 1930, French entrepreneurs produced postcards of Algerian women and circulated them in France. According to Alloula, this constitutes a French colonial projection of a world that never existed.
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Menčetić belongs to the first generation of Croatian lyrical poets, and most of his poems (512) have been preserved in Ranjina's Miscellany, in which he is the most represented poet. As opposed to Džore Držić, Menčetić's opus contains longer lyrical narratives,SPH 2/1937., br. 248, 294, 311, 415, 418, 455, 459, 460, 478 and lyrical subject is more immediate, vigorous, lascivious and eroticized, and the topic of and the sensuality of reciprocated love is emphasized.
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In a new revue, La Folie du Jour, in which she danced the number "Fatou" wearing a costume revealing all but a skirt made of a string of artificial bananas. Wearing only her loincloth of bananas, Baker suggestively performed "danse sauvage" to a Charleston tempo – a genre still new to Europe. Her French producer Jacques-Charles produced her dance numbers with French preconceptions of eroticized savages in mind. Baker performed the piece mostly nude with her partner, Joe Alex.
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For these rapists, there is a sexual association with various concepts, so that aggression and the infliction of pain is eroticized. For this rapist, sexual excitement is associated with the causing of suffering upon their victim. The offender finds the intentional maltreatment of their victim intensely gratifying and takes pleasure in the victim's torment, anguish, distress, helplessness, and suffering; the offender finds the victim's struggling an erotic experience. Sadistic rape usually involves extensive, prolonged torture and restraint.
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Maurice Brock, Bronzino (Paris: Flammarion; London: Thames & Hudson, 2002). Finally, in addition to being a painter, Bronzino was also a poet, and his most personal portraits are perhaps those of other literary figures such as that of his friend the poet Laura Battiferri.Deborah, Parker, Bronzino: Renaissance Painter as Poet (Cambridge and New York: Cambridge University Press, 2000). The eroticized nature of these virile nude male portraits, as well as homoerotic references in his poetry, have led scholars to believe that Bronzino was homosexual.
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For these rapists, they have a sexual association with anger and power so that aggression and the infliction of pain itself are eroticized. For this rapist, sexual excitement is associated with the inflicting of pain upon their victim. The offender finds the intentional maltreatment of their victim intensely gratifying and takes pleasure in the victim's torment, pain, anguish, distress, helplessness, and suffering; they find the victim's struggling with them to be an erotic experience. The sadistic rapist's assaults are deliberate, calculated, and preplanned.
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As opposed to the "burdened" 1845 self-portrait and the non-eroticized one of 1830, he found Beauty Revealed to forefront Goodridge and her demand for attention. Arguing that the clothing surrounding her breasts served to indicate a performance (similar to the curtains of vaudeville), Packard described the viewer's eyes being focused on the breasts, while the rest of Goodridge's body was erased and abstracted. This, he stated, challenged the assumptions and stereotypes regarding the demure, homebound 19th-century woman.
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Petrarch's obsessive feelings toward Laura fit remarkably well under the title courtly love. This love is a way to explain his erotic desire and spiritual aspiration. Shakespeare, similarly to Petrarch, shows an eroticized love to the fair youth, a love that also fits nicely under pretense of courtly love. Then like with the death of Laura, this switch to a more divine love can be seen in Shakespeare's last two sonnets which are dedicated to Cupid, the Roman god of love.
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Carla Perez was very popular among kids and teenagers, and so was the group. Many licensed products were released under her image, such as costumes, sticker albums and bootie shorts. There was controversy when the highly eroticized lyrics and choreography became popular among children and children's dancing contests. Their 1996 album was the best-selling of the year, selling over 2 million copies in Brazil, and in 1997 they released another huge hit, the album É o Tchan do Brasil.
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Although not part of external genitalia itself, the pubic mound can be regarded as an erogenous zone and is highly eroticized in many cultures. Throughout history, the complete or partial removal of pubic hair has been common in many societies, and more recently it has become widespread in the Western world. The full removal of pubic hair by use of wax, sugar or shaving, known as ″Brazilian wax″, has become common practice in recent years.Stone, N., Graham, C. A., & Baysal, I. (2017).
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The critic Camille Paglia writes in Sexual Personae (1990) that Daughters of Darkness is a good example of a "classy genre of vampire film" that "follows a style I call psychological high Gothic." Paglia sees this "abstract and ceremonious" style, which depicts evil as "hierarchical glamour" and deals with "eroticized western power", as beginning in Samuel Taylor Coleridge's poem Christabel, Edgar Allan Poe's short story "Ligeia", and Henry James's novella The Turn of the Screw.Paglia, Camille. Sexual Personae: Art and Decadence from Nefertiti to Emily Dickinson.
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During the Chinese domination of Vietnam, Vietnamese girls were sold as sex slaves to the Chinese. Viet Nam History – Part 2 (Lịch Sử Việt Nam – phần 2) . thuvienbao.com A trade developed where the native girls of Vietnam were enslaved and brought north to the Chinese.Schafer (1963), p. 44 Natives in Fujian and Guizhou were sources of slaves as well.Schafer (1967), p. 56 Southern Yue girls were sexually eroticized in Chinese literature and in poems written by Chinese who were exiled to the south.Abramson (2011), p.
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", AsianWeek, September 23, 1994. In the video game violence controversy themed book Interacting With Video, Patricia Marks Greenfield and Rodney R. Cocking used the "two Asian twin sisters, Kitana and Mileena" as an example of "highly eroticized Dragon Lady" stereotyping in video games.Patricia Marks Greenfield, Rodney R. Cocking, Interacting With Video (p.34). When Marsha Kinder accused Mortal Kombat II of misogyny in its handling of female characters, she alleged that "some of the most violent possibilities are against women," whose own "fatality moves are highly eroticised.
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But in an earlier draft, Kafka tells a different story. The ape > ends his report by instructing other apes NOT to allow themselves to be > tamed. He says instead: break the bars of your cages, bite a hole through > them, squeeze through an opening ... and ask yourself where do YOU want to > go The gorilla is also typically associated with masculinity. The Met Museum poster is in part shocking because of its juxtaposition of the eroticized female odalisque body, and the large, snarling gorilla head.
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Delacroix's Women of Algiers does not depict an overtly eroticized version of the Oriental female, as other artists did, such as Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres' salacious depiction in his 1814 painting Grande Odalisque. Although there is a desire for realism to evoke the decorative mood, the work fails to extend the desire for realism to the women themselves, and the social customs of the harem. There is almost no narrative in the stagnant space. The women are cloistered together, not engaging with one another.
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Research has shown that even first hand accounts by female artists and writers who had the opportunity to enter local harems were slightly embellished. These fantasy depictions regularly eroticized and objectified the spaces, see Jean- Léon Gérôme's 1876 Pool in a harem, for example. Eugène Delacroix had the benefit of physically visiting a harem in 1832, albeit very briefly. Although he had his own visual interpretation of the scene, it was captured from one brief stolen glance that was marred by a lifetime of preconceptions.
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In their 2005 study, Karen E. Dill and K. P. Thill distinguish three major stereotypical depictions of women in gaming: (1) sexualized, (2) scantily clad, and (3) a vision of beauty. The study revealed that over 80% of women in video games represented one of these depictions. More than one quarter of female characters embodied all of the three stereotypical categories at once. Dill and Thill also note that another prevalent theme with which women were depicted was a combination of aggression and sex, referred to as "eroticized aggression".
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One of the most common types of panty fetishes involves used panties. In this fetish, panties or other intimate clothing that have previously been worn are eroticized. With the advent of the Internet, a "used panty" industry has sprung up to cater to this fetish, consisting primarily of women or (on a much smaller scale) men selling their used undergarments through independent websites or panty seller groups. Sellers tend to charge for the number of days for which the panties or other garment are worn, and prices generally increase with time worn.
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Instead, they ended it in a way that could potentially be experienced as distasteful to the heteronormative audience by having Patty exclaim "Hell no! I like girls!" to Leslie's marriage proposal. The author also noted that it is possible the Simpsons staff chose Patty to come out as gay instead of a male character because lesbians were "traditionally considered more acceptable" on television. She did, however, not "adhere to the eroticized male lesbian fantasy or fit into the loveable, asexual guise of the comedy lesbian" that had previously been seen on shows such as Ellen.
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Kenneth Turan of the Los Angeles Times said the actors coped "faultlessly" with what were difficult roles; he called Spacey's performance "the energy that drives the film", saying the actor commanded audience involvement despite Lester not always being sympathetic. "Against considerable odds, we do like [these characters]," Turan concluded. Maslin felt that Mendes directed with "terrific visual flair", saying his minimalist style balanced "the mordant and bright" and that he evoked the "delicate, eroticized power-playing vignettes" of his theater work. Jackson said Mendes' theatrical roots rarely showed, and that the "most remarkable" aspect was that Spacey's performance did not overshadow the film.
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It might be a term of endearment applied to a child, a lover, or a famous dancer. Flaubert reports that she was from Damascus, but it remains unclear if this was a name chosen by the woman to represent herself to the colonial tourists or if this is a casual shorthand name used by the two writers to describe her. The sensationalized and eroticized presence of Kuchuk Hanem within the literature of this period underscores early misrepresentations of non-western women in the imagination of the West.Said, Edward W., 1979, Orientalism, New York, Vintage, pp. 186-190.
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Author Peter Goodwin, in his book Television under the Tories: Broadcasting Policy 1979–1997, commented that although "Lucky Star" is not a narrative video, in the clip Madonna plays at least four characters:—the person in sunglasses looking; a break-dancing girl; an androgynous social dancer; and a seductress. The juxtaposition of all these characterizations portray Madonna as a narcissistic self-lover. Images of Madonna's body writhing against the white background generates the question whether she is addressing her lover or herself in the song. According to Goodman, Madonna created an eroticized woman for her own pleasure only.
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AVN stated that the Lost in the Hood franchise was a "not to be missed series" that "really delivers the goods". Conversely, a one was awarded to the first installment by Rancho Carne, which wrote "While the action is scripted, I can't see anyone enjoying this type of video" and "Had I not been reviewing this title, I probably would have turned it off after the first episode". Due to the amount of graphic and eroticized sexual violence it contained, Lost in the Hood was banned in the United Kingdom by the British Board of Film Classification.
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Rabinowitz, p. 115. Much of the daily lives of women in ancient Greece is unknown, specifically their expressions of sexuality. Although men participated in pederastic relationships outside marriage, there is no clear evidence that women were allowed or encouraged to have same-sex relationships before or during marriage as long as their marital obligations were met. Women who appear on Greek pottery are depicted with affection, and in instances where women appear only with other women, their images are eroticized: bathing, touching one another, with dildos placed in and around such scenes, and sometimes with imagery also seen in depictions of heterosexual marriage or pederastic seduction.
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In an article for Empire, Levi Buchanan stated that Ariel is "powerful and self-reliant". Janet Maslin of The New York Times complimented Ariel, stating that "teenagers will appreciate the story's rebellious heroine" and went on to praise Ariel's wit. Josh Tyler of Cinema Blend wrote favorably about Ariel although he believed that the character was eroticized, stating, "The scene where Ursula rips out her throat and gives her extremely naked parts below the waist is almost titillating, though I'm sure to little kids it seems entirely innocent". Similarly, reviewer John Puccio said that "Ariel is perhaps the sexiest- looking animated character the Disney artists have ever drawn".
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Cannon's classic composition "Walk Right In", originally recorded for Victor in 1930, resurfaced as a number one hit 33 years later, when the Rooftop Singers recorded it during the folk revival in New York's Greenwich Village, and a jug band boom ensued once more. Hokum blues lyrics specifically poked fun at all manner of sexual practices, preferences, and eroticized domestic arrangements. Compositions such as "Banana in Your Fruit Basket", written by Bo Carter of the Mississippi Sheiks, used thinly veiled allusions, which typically employed food and animals as metaphors in a lusty manner worthy of Chaucer. The hilariously sexy lyric content usually steered clear of subtlety.
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Williams argues that by pointing out racial differences, race is being made the main point of intrigue for the audience, which perpetuates the exotification of racial differences. She argues that the eroticized sexual tension in interracial pornography dates back in American history to slavery. Mireille Miller-Young, professor of feminist studies at University of California, Santa Barbara, argues that while the porn industry hypersexualizes African-American pornographic actresses, they are often paid less, hired less, and given less attention during health checks than their white counterparts. Some scholars also argue that white women are upheld as the most-prized commodity in the industry, while black women are often devalued for their sex work, regardless of their perceived erotic abilities.
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During the 1970s, often young, childish, innocent looking women were more eroticized and there was much less emphasis on breasts as a primary marker of sexual attraction. As the culture has moved away from the "cute" aesthetic, the beauty industry in Japan has instead created a symbolic link between large, womanly chests and a sense of independence, self-assertion, and confidence. While aesthetic technicians do not perform breast augmentation surgeries, they provide other services that are meant to increase the size of the breast, even out the sizes of the breasts or create different proportions of the chest area. One example is the "Bust-up" treatment plans offered at many different aesthetic salons.
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Some have branded the film "pornographic". In response, Mitchell says that the dictionary defines porn as "material created and viewed for the primary purpose of sexual arousal," and argues that the sex in Shortbus is often purposefully "de-eroticized" to "remove the cloud of arousal to reveal emotions and ideas that might have been obscured by it": "Sex, like music, is a universal language. We want to use it to introduce character, evoke emotion, propel the plot." Due to her participation in several unsimulated sex scenes in the film, Sook-Yin Lee was nearly fired by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, for which she hosted the radio program Definitely Not the Opera at the time.
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Two Laughing Men (Self-portrait), before 1574 Hans von AachenOther variations of the name include Johann von - and - von Achen and various concisions such as: Janachen, Fanachen, Abak, Jean Dac, Aquano, van Aken (1552 – 4 March 1615) was a German painter who was one of the leading representatives of Northern Mannerism. Hans von Aachen was a versatile and productive artist who worked in many genres. He was successful as a painter of princely and aristocratic portraits, and further painted religious, mythological and allegorical subjects. Known for his skill in the depiction of nudes, his eroticized mythological scenes were particularly enjoyed by his principal patron, Emperor Rudolf II.Biography from the J. Paul Getty Museum These remain the works for which he is best known.
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Rikke Schubart suggests the culmination of the dungeon sequence – in which Amethea literally crushes the torturer's penis with her pelvic muscles – represents a genuine "feminist dislocation" of gender codes, which takes images "of the female rape-victim as weak and helpless and relocates them…as rape-victim being dangerous and lethal." However, Schubart's discussion also implies that the feminism is at least partially mitigated by the sequence's eroticized use of bondage imagery and the objectified presentation of Clarkson's nudity: "Men have no problem identifying with men as victims and women as castrators if this happens in an erotic context where it is obvious that the woman is there to be looked at."Schubart, Rikke. Super Bitches and Action Babes: The Female Hero in Popular Cinema, 1970-2006.
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Following psychoanalytical patterns, she identified the painter with the child looking for an eroticized image of the mother in the works or otherwise revealing sexual undertones in Christian imagery. When Lublin briefly returned to her former home Buenos Aires in 1989, she investigated Marcel Duchamp's stay in the city from 1918 to 1919. Lublin got access to Duchamp's former apartment and noticed that both the old windows and the still mostly original colors of some walls matched those of Duchamp's iconic 1920 work Fresh Widow which he made after returning to Paris. Lublin also discovered that the female alter ego Duchamp used after 1920, Rose Sélavy, matched advertising in a Buenos Aires newspaper that he was known to have read.
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Shibari, as it is typically referred to in the West, is known as kinbaku (also sokubaku) in Japanese and refers to the erotic art of tying people up. Originally in Japanese history the martial art Hojōjutsu, which trained people in tying others up or restraining them with rope, was practiced and developed over long periods of time. Because being tied up with a knot was considered extremely shameful, the art emphasized many techniques for restricting noble men and others of high rank without actually using any knots. However, with the advent of BDSM in modern Japan came an eroticized offspring of Hojōjutsu, called kinbaku, that focuses more on gentler holds and uses the historical shame of being tied up to further humiliate the "bottom".
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Anal sex has been more accepted in modern times; it is often considered a natural, pleasurable form of sexual expression. Some people, men in particular, are only interested in anal sex for sexual satisfaction, which has been partly attributed to the buttocks and anus being more eroticized in modern culture, including via pornography. Engaging in anal sex is still, however, punished in some societies. For example, regarding LGBT rights in Iran, Iran's Penal Code states in Article 109 that "both men involved in same- sex penetrative (anal) or non-penetrative sex will be punished" and "Article 110 states that those convicted of engaging in anal sex will be executed and that the manner of execution is at the discretion of the judge".
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Most of the "new" material is love songs, most of the time straightforward eroticized, except for Avec le temps (As time goes by), a tragic and beautifully sad love song inspired by his own disenchantment and the failure of his relationship with his second wife. It was dismissed from the original LP by his record label and was released on 45s one year later (it is included in the album since CD editions). This instant-classic is the most well-known of Ferré's favorites, becoming with years the most constantly covered French song in France and worldwide. It topped a ranking established in 2012 by 276 contemporary French singers and musicians (and 69 critics) of the best French songs ever.
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Rather than observing performing black female bodies transformed into eroticized spectacle, it is the viewers themselves that become the performance/spectacle. Import-Export Funk Office (1992) is a subjective map of the flow of hip hop music and related culture between New York City, Los Angeles and Cologne. The work explored "the process of information gathering and the international, national and local transfer of cultural products (specifically hip-hop music, various material produced as a result of the African diaspora… [and] other forms of cultural commerce)." Green positioned herself as an artist-ethnographer, studying the "import/export" of Hip Hop culture through German cultural critic Diedrich Diederichsen, whom Green treats as a "native informant" while he assessed that state of Hip Hop in the United States through German magazines.
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In Quebec, the film was considered to be a moderate success for an independent release, taking in approximately $250,000 CAD in the first two months of its run. It did, however, provoke a violent reaction from one Montreal moviegoer, who broke into the projection booth and stole the print, ending the screening. In the United Kingdom, the film was released with an 18 certificate for its 2001 cinema release after the cut of a ten-second scene showing a close-up of a penis entering a vagina during a rape, which the Board ruled eroticized sexual assault. After a further cut of a two-second scene showing a gun being pressed into a man's anus before being fired, the film received an 18 certificate on video in 2002 .
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A subset of those interested in erotic hypnosis find hypnosis inherently erotic, therefore making it an example of a sexual fetish. They may be aroused by hypnotizing others, by the feeling of being hypnotized, or by seeing people being hypnotized. Hypnosis fetishism has been recorded in the clinical literature as far back as 1957, when George Merrill noted that "to many hypnotic subjects, hypnosis has strong sexual connotations". In one case study of a patient who eroticized hypnosis, he wrote > Her enthusiasm for hypnosis, her obvious enjoyment of the trance, and her > relaxed, happy, 'starry-eyed' appearance after awakening from each trance > suggested that she was deriving more gratification from the hypnotic > experience than would be likely just from the relief of symptoms and the > gaining of insight.
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The usage of the term in both Western and Japanese fan cultures includes works ranging from explicitly pornographic to mildly suggestive, romantic, or in rare cases, entirely nonsexual, in which case it is not usually classified as "true" shotacon. As with lolicon, shotacon is related to the concepts of kawaii (cuteness) and moe (in which characters are presented as young, cute or helpless in order to increase reader identification and inspire protective feelings). As such, shotacon themes and characters are used in a variety of children's media. Elements of shotacon, like yaoi, are comparatively common in shōjo manga, such as the popular translated manga Loveless, which features an eroticized but unconsummated relationship between the 12-year-old male protagonist and a twenty-year-old male, or the young-appearing character Honey in Ouran High School Host Club.
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As children enter adolescence "the exotic becomes erotic" where dissimilar and unfamiliar same-sex peers produce arousal, and the general arousal becomes eroticized over time. Critiques of Bem's theory in the journal Psychological Review concluded that "studies cited by Bem and additional research show that Exotic Becomes Erotic theory is not supported by scientific evidence." Bem was criticized for relying on a non- random sample of gay men from the 1970's and for drawing conclusions that appear to contradict the original data. An "examination of the original data showed virtually all respondents were familiar with children of both sexes", and that only 9% of gay men said that "none or only a few" of their friends were male, and most gay men (74%) reported having "an especially close friend of the same sex" during grade school.
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German provocateur Eckhart Schmidt here deftly ditches the flavor- of-the-month new wave teenybopper angst angle of Christiane F. in favor of a wonderfully roiling, sordidly screw-loose psychosexual tension that would make even Brian De Palma blush. [...] [...] Subtler than most SadicoNazista cinema, Der Fan parallels the roles of idol and dictator, civilian and fan, codependent lovers enmeshed in eroticized propaganda, commerce, and spectacle. [...] It's virtually impossible to explain why The Fan is a horror film without spoiling the entire third act, but let's just say this haunting, deeply creepy slice of German new wave creepiness has been steadily building up a cult following on home video with very good reason for over three decades. Fans of Audition in particular should get a kick out of this one, which is still a riveting experience and bound to catch any unprepared viewer completely off guard.
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The majority of the feminist debates on pornography were initiated by events such as the 1976 presentation of the film Snuff, in which a woman was shown being mutilated for the audience's sexual satisfaction. Two of the first American feminists to suggest the development of feminist pornography were Deb Friedman and Lois Yankowski (members of the Feminist Alliance Against Rape) in a 1976 article in Quest: A Feminist Quarterly. Claiming that the oppression of and violence against women portrayed in pornography had gone too far (citing the recent controversy around Snuff), but considering that censorship may not be the proper tactic to deal with it, they wrote: The Friedman-Yankowski essay became very popular and was widely reprinted. On the other hand, erroneously believing that its scenes of eroticized torture were real, Andrea Dworkin organized nightly vigils at locations where the film was being shown.
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According to the publications Zeek: A Jewish Journal of Thought and Culture and Value War: Public Opinion and the Politics of Gay Rights, it was the controversial lesbian outing of the main character (played by Ellen DeGeneres) in the sitcom Ellen in 1997 that paved the way for Patty's coming-out in "There's Something About Marrying", as well as for many other gay characters on other television shows. In his book Queers in American Popular Culture, Jim Elledge noted that it is possible the Simpsons staff chose Patty to come out as gay instead of a male character because lesbians were "traditionally considered more acceptable" on television. She did, however, not "adhere to the eroticized male lesbian fantasy or fit into the loveable, asexual guise of the comedy lesbian" that had previously been seen on shows such as Ellen. Instead, Patty is "rude, crude, and not ashamed of declaring her sexual preferences", and this could make her unpalatable to some viewers according to Elledge.
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In 1992, as the couple transitioned from city to country, Lebe had started making still-life photographs featuring the organic vegetables that had become their staple. For this series, which he titled Food for Thought, Lebe shot arrangements of daikon, lotus root, squash, beans, wild kombu, and other foods against black backgrounds, sometimes adding spirals of light around them. In a sense, this series brought together his earlier plant photograms and the light-drawing portraits, with the vegetables standing in for the eroticized male nudes of the latter. Despite their efforts at a healthy diet and lifestyle, Lebe and Potter both began to decline in the mid-1990s. In 1994, in the series Morning Ritual, Lebe documented his lover’s daily self-care regimen in small, intimate black-and-white portraits. "Despite their relatively banal content, the photographs are heavy with the weight of illness and the knowledge not only of one’s own mortality, but also of a beloved’s," wrote Jameson Fitzpatrick in Art in America.
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Harding, 81 When Ingres, the director of the French Académie de peinture, painted a highly colored vision of a Turkish bath, he made his eroticized Orient publicly acceptable by his diffuse generalizing of the female forms (who might all have been the same model). More open sensuality was seen as acceptable in the exotic Orient.Tromans, 135 This imagery persisted in art into the early 20th century, as evidenced in Henri Matisse's orientalist semi-nudes from his Nice period, and his use of Oriental costumes and patterns. Ingres' pupil Théodore Chassériau (1819–1856) had already achieved success with his nude The Toilette of Esther (1841, Louvre) and equestrian portrait of Ali-Ben-Hamet, Caliph of Constantine and Chief of the Haractas, Followed by his Escort (1846) before he first visited the East, but in later decades the steamship made travel much easier and increasing numbers of artists traveled to the Middle East and beyond, painting a wide range of Oriental scenes.
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Sharov's novels were met with controversy in the Russian literary world, especially the publication of Before and During, some critics rejected the philosophy and poetics of Sharov's prose,Vladimir Sharov: Literature That Shines a Light on Dark History by Lucy Harnish, Museum Studies Abroad, November 17, 2018 but all his novels were celebrated in Russia and received several Russian literary awards, including the Russian Booker Prize 2014 for Return to Egypt. Sharov's works have been translated into several languages including Italian, French and English. The English translations of his novels were highly praised by critics. Anna Aslanyan for The Independent noted: “if Russian history is indeed a commentary to the Bible, then Before and During is an audacious attempt to shine a mystical light on it, an unusual take on the twentieth century’s apocalypse that leaves the reader to look for their own explications.”Before and During by Vladimir Sharov, book review: Madness, fantasy and biblical references by Anna Aslanyan, The Independent, February 27, 2014 Caryl Emerson wrote that in Sharov's novels “historical reality, in all its irreversible awfulness, is for a moment scrambled, eroticized, permitted impossible juxtapositions and illuminated by hilarious monologues of the dead.
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