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Pornography: More Than Meets The Eye.

Abstract
What are the effects that pornography has on those who continuously consume it? Is it psychologically detrimental? The answers to these questions are what is sought in this essay. Studies have shown that heavy exposure to pornography has a connection to acts of rape, sexual perversion, molestation, and other forms of sexual dysfunction. The consumption of pornography has reached epidemic levels in our society and can cause those who consume it to objectify, degrade, and even act out against women. This essay argues and analyzes the harmful effects that both non-violent and violent pornography can have on those who view it through reviews of studies, books, and essays.

Introduction
United States Supreme Court Justice Potter Steward once said, "I shall not today attempt further to define the kinds of material [pornography]...but I know it when I see it." According to Webster’s Dictionary, pornography is, “1. the depiction of erotic behavior intended to......


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