Netporn

Explore the intricate relationship between aesthetics and politics in the realm of sexuality with Netporn by Katrien Jacobs. Published by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc in 2007, this thought-provoking book spans 218 pages and provides a critical analysis of the DIY Internet pornography culture. Jacobs delves into the nuances of Web culture, presenting it as a form of digital artistry while highlighting the significant rise in government surveillance and censorship that accompanies it. Perfect for those interested in social science, psychology, and the evolving landscape of human sexuality, Netporn invites readers to reflect on the implications of Internet pornography in contemporary society. Discover the intersection of creativity and control in this essential read.