The Secret Museum: Pornography in Modern Culture
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The Secret Museum: Pornography in Modern Culture

by Walter Kendrick

Sociology art history cultural history Sexuality Studies
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In The Secret Museum, Walter Kendrick examines pornography as a significant but often concealed part of modern culture. Drawing on cultural and historical perspectives, the book considers how pornography intersects with ideas about morality, art, privacy, and public life, offering readers a thoughtful study of a controversial subject.

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Walter Kendrick explores the place of pornography in modern culture.

The book considers pornography as a cultural subject shaped by changing ideas about privacy, morality, art, and public life.

Its title evokes the notion of a hidden museum, suggesting an examination of material and meanings kept apart from mainstream cultural institutions.

This is a work of cultural criticism and historical inquiry for readers interested in sexuality, society, and modern cultural debates.

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