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  • Faking It Dean Maccannell

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    Camilo Adrián Frías Tilton
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    Pornography relies on the suspension of disbelief from viewers that what they are seeing is genuinely pleasurable and not just acting for financial gain. Viewers want to believe the passion is real even though it is really just "face-work" or acting for the camera. While the sex may be physically real, the emotions and passion are largely fictional and performed for viewers.

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    Faking It Dean Maccannell

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    Pornography relies on the suspension of disbelief from viewers that what they are seeing is genuinely pleasurable and not just acting for financial gain. Viewers want to believe the passion is real even though it is really just "face-work" or acting for the camera. While the sex may be physically real, the emotions and passion are largely fictional and performed for viewers.

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    152 vues22 pages

    Faking It Dean Maccannell

    Transféré par

    Camilo Adrián Frías Tilton
    Pornography relies on the suspension of disbelief from viewers that what they are seeing is genuinely pleasurable and not just acting for financial gain. Viewers want to believe the passion is real even though it is really just "face-work" or acting for the camera. While the sex may be physically real, the emotions and passion are largely fictional and performed for viewers.

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    Faking it: Comment on Face-Work in Pornography MacCannell, Dean American Journal of Semiotics; Jan 1, 1989; 6, 4; ProQuest pg.

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