Obscenity Rules ：Roth v. United States and the Long Struggle over Sexual Expression

Publication subTitle ：Roth v. United States and the Long Struggle over Sexual Expression

Author： Strub Whitney

Publisher： University Press of Kansas‎

Publication year： 2014

E-ISBN: 9780700619757

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9780700619375

Subject： D0 Political Theory;D909.9 法制史;D911 国家法、宪法

Keyword：政治理论,法制史,国家法、宪法

Language： ENG

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Chapter

1. Toward Obscenity: Legal Evolution from Colonies to Comstock

2. Modernizing Free Speech: Politics, Sex, and the First Amendment in the Early Twentieth Century

3. Samuel Roth, From Art to Smut

4. The Absent Supreme Court: Obscenity Doctrine in the 1940s

5. Cold War, Hot Lust: Sexual Politics in the 1950s

6. Anatomy of a Case

7. Writing Roth: The Court Opines

8. The Two Roths: Liberalization, Regulation, and the Apparent Paradox of Obscenity in the 1960s

9. From Porno Chic to New Critiques: Conservatives, Feminists, and Backlash to Obscenity

Epilogue: After Obscenity?

Major Cases Cited

Chronology

Bibliographical Essay

Index

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