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‘Spinning’ to Win

The London Rubber Company, the 1963 Which? Consumer Report on Contraceptives, and the Establishment of the British Safety Standard for Condoms
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Sexuality and Consumption
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© 2022 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston

© 2022 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Contents VII
  3. Editorial: Sexuality and Consumption 1
  4. Sexuality and Material Culture
  5. ‘Spinning’ to Win 13
  6. How to Smell Straight? 37
  7. Buying Sex/Selling Sex
  8. Spaces of Sexual Consumption in West Germany 67
  9. Sex as Consumer Good in the Context of Prostitution 101
  10. Medialization of Sexuality
  11. Between Public Display and ‘Discreet’ Consumption 125
  12. Viennese Sex Education Films of the 1920s 149
  13. Obscenity, Film Regulation, and Moral Reconstruction 183
  14. Making the ‘Gay’ Consumer a Respectable Citizen: Advertising, Politics, and the Lesbian/Gay Market 217
  15. About the Authors 237
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110747676-002

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Contents VII
  3. Editorial: Sexuality and Consumption 1
  4. Sexuality and Material Culture
  5. ‘Spinning’ to Win 13
  6. How to Smell Straight? 37
  7. Buying Sex/Selling Sex
  8. Spaces of Sexual Consumption in West Germany 67
  9. Sex as Consumer Good in the Context of Prostitution 101
  10. Medialization of Sexuality
  11. Between Public Display and ‘Discreet’ Consumption 125
  12. Viennese Sex Education Films of the 1920s 149
  13. Obscenity, Film Regulation, and Moral Reconstruction 183
  14. Making the ‘Gay’ Consumer a Respectable Citizen: Advertising, Politics, and the Lesbian/Gay Market 217
  15. About the Authors 237
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