Erotica v Pornography

teinem first talks about the separation of "all nonprocreative sex with pornography" (153). She believes that just as work has been separated from play, sex should be separated from pornography. She goes on to assert that the opposition to censoring pornography comes from "friends of civil liberties and progress" (154). These peopl
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