Imagining Sex: Pornography And Bodies In Sevent... Page
Sarah Toulalan's Imagining Sex: Pornography and Bodies in Seventeenth-Century England (2007) argues that early modern pornography was not a distinct genre, but rather woven into various texts where sexual pleasure was deemed essential for reproduction. Published by Oxford University Press, the study challenges modern perspectives by analyzing how eroticism in the 17th century was deeply connected to medical, social, and gendered understandings of the body. For more information, visit Oxford University Press . Imagining Sex - Sarah Toulalan - Oxford University Press
