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Temporarily Yours - Intimacy, Authenticity, and the Commerce of Sex

Name: Temporarily Yours - Intimacy, Authenticity, and the Commerce of Sex
Brand: The University of Chicago Press
SKU: 04542550
Price: 113.99 EUR
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Author: Elizabeth Bernstein
ISBN: 9780226044576

Elizabeth Bernstein

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Casa editrice The University of Chicago Press, marzo 2008

Despite increased economic opportunities for women, sexual commerce has not only thrived in the West... Descrizione completa

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Despite increased economic opportunities for women, sexual commerce has not only thrived in the Western world, it has diversified along technological, spatial, and social lines. For example, contemporary sex workers often meet their clinets through the Internet, offering new kinds of encounters that are a far cry from the quick and impersonal contacts that we normally associate with prostitution. For "Temporarily Yours", sociologist Elizabeth Bernstein walked the streets and went behind closed doors, interviewing sex workers, their clients, and the government officials who regulate the business. Along the way, she discovered a significant transformation that is occurring in the urban sex trade. Many middle-class johns are now seeking to fulfill fantasies of intimacy and affection - to purchase an authentic interaction that is gratifying emotionally, not just physically. Drawing on innovative research in San Francisco, Stockholm, and Amsterdam, Bernstein paints a provocative picture of the current state of global sexual commerce and its relationship to a burgeoning consumer culture.