1. Introduction: From Clay Tablets to Tablet Computers: Rationales for the book, theoretical approach, and summary of chapters<BR>PART I: THEORETICAL AND HISTORICAL APPROACHES<BR>2. Theoretical Perspectives: Explicit Visual Sexual Imagery as Rule-based Representations<BR>3. Explicit Sex-themed Visual Imagery as Regulated Representations in the Ancient Near East: Babylon, Assyria and Egypt<BR>4. 'Pornography' and the heterogeneous, sex-themed Visual Imagery of Ancient Greece as Regulated Representations<BR>5. Explicit Sex-themed Visual Imagery as Regulated Representations in China and Japan<BR>6. Regulation of the Entwinement of the Sacred and the Sensual in Indian Art <BR>7. Clash of Civilizations: Deterritorialization of Judeo-Christian Legislative texts to the Greco-Roman World <BR>8. Explicit Visual Sexual Imagery as regulated representations during the Roman Empire, the Renaissance and the Enlightenment<BR>9. Regulation of Sex-themed Visual Imagery in the Muslim World: The Persian, Mughal & Ottoman Empires<BR>PART II: AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM AND REGULATION OF EXPLICIT VISUAL SEXUAL IMAGERY<BR>10. Regulation of the Tension Between Agape and Eros: Regulation of Explicit Visual Sexual Imagery in the United States<BR>11. Pedagogy of the Repressed: Sexual Liberation, Sexual Capitalism and Freedom of Expression in the United States<BR>12. Sexual Capitalism, Organized Crime and the Regulation of Explicit Sex-themed <BR>13. The First Amendment, Municipal Agents and ExplicitVisual Sexual Imagery on the Internet: Can a government worker be a Playboy centerfold? <BR>14. Explicit Sex-themes Visual Sexual Imagery and Intellectual Property Law<BR>PART III: INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE APPROACHES TO REGULATIONS OF EXPLICIT SEX-THEMED VISUAL IMAGERY<BR>15. Visual Sexual Imagery, Freedom of Expression and Women's Rights: American and Canadian Approaches<BR>16. Regulation of Online Pedopornography in the United States and France<BR>17. Epilogue: Looking back and Looking Forward: The Regulation of Sexting and Revenge Porn<BR>
