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(Don’t) Look at Me! How the Assumed Consensual or Non-Consensual Distribution Affects Perception and Evaluation of Sexting Images

Arne Dekker,
Frederike Wenzlaff,
Anne Daubmann,
Hans O. Pinnschmidt and
Peer Briken

J. Clin. Med.2019, 8(5), 706;https://doi.org/10.3390/jcm8050706

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17 May 2019

The non-consensual sharing of an intimate image is a serious breach of a person’s right to privacy and can lead to severe psychosocial consequences. However, little research has been conducted on the reasons for consuming intimate pictures that...

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From Spectacle to Scene: A Pragmatist Approach to Performing Live

Barbara Formis

Philosophies2025, 10(1), 25;https://doi.org/10.3390/philosophies10010025

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13 February 2025

Drawing from the philosophies of pragmatism and somaesthetics, as developed by Richard Shusterman, this inquiry argues that performance holds a unique ontological status, one that emphasizes participation, shared meaning making, and the aesthetic qua...

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Exploration of the Historical and Social Significance of One of the First Cinematographic Devices Based on Gender Roles in the Andalusian Environment

Inmaculada Rodriguez-Cunill,
María del Mar Martín-Leal and
Juan José Domínguez-López

Societies2024, 14(9), 159;https://doi.org/10.3390/soc14090159

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26 August 2024

In 1914, El Noticiero Sevillano and other Spanish newspapers published a piece about the Cinémhymen, a cinematographic device designed to capture and sell images of prospective wives. This article explores why this advertisement was not consid...

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