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Introduction Porn Studies: From Social Problem to Cultural Practice Feona Attwood Attwood, Feona 1
Pt. 1 Porn Practices
1 Online Obscenity and Myths of Freedom: Dangerous Images, Child Porn, and Neoliberalism Stephen Maddison Maddison, Stephen 17
2 Child Pornography: Classifications and Conceptualizations Adam Stapleton Stapleton, Adam 34
3 Debbie Does Dallas Again and Again: Pornography, Technology, and Market Innovation David Slayden Slayden, David 54
4 Porn 2.0? Technology, Social Practice, and the New Online Porn Industry Sharif Mowlabocus Mowlabocus, Sharif 69
5 "Younger, paler, decidedly less straight": The New Porn Professionals Feona Attwood Attwood, Feona 88
Pt. 2 Porn Styles
6 Behind the Scenes of Straight Pleasure Sanna Harma Harma, Sanna Joakim Stolpe Stolpe, Joakim 107
7 Horrorporn/Pornhorror: The Problematic Communities and Contexts of Online Shock Imagery Steven Jones Jones, Steven 123
8 Good Amateurs: Erotica Writing and Notions of Quality Susanna Paasonen Paasonen, Susanna 138
9 Gay for Pay, Gay For(e)play: The Politics of Taxonomy and Authenticity in LGBTQ Online Porn Jennifer Moorman Moorman, Jennifer 155
Pt. 3 Porn Cultures
10 Widening the Glory Hole: The Discourse of Online Porn Fandom Simon Lindgren Lindgren, Simon 171
11 The New World Dream and the Female Itch: Sex Blogging and Lolita Costume Play in Hong Kong, Taiwan, and China Katrien Jacobs Jacobs, Katrien 186
12 "How Do I Rate?": Web Sites and Gendered Erotic Looking Glasses Dennis D. Waskul Waskul, Dennis D. Cheryl L. Radeloff Radeloff, Cheryl L. 202
13 Beyond "Key Parties" and "Wife Swapping": The Visual Culture of Online SwingingAlison Rooke Rooke, Alison Monica G. Moreno Figueroa Figueroa, Monica G. Moreno 217
Conclusion: Toward the Study of Online Porn Cultures and Practices Feona Attwood Attwood, Feona 236
References 245
List of Contributors 271
Index 277
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