By "pornographic", we understand "obscene," beyond the scene. The pseudotabu of pornoproduction is not the topic of this course. It deals with issues of
- art history - sexuality and porn as the specific mutaion of femal body art of 1960s
- activist - the question for and against pornography as the core theme of anglophone feminist movement
- gender - regarding men and women and their erotic and sexual sensitivity
- the phenmenon of erotic and porngprahic product and the purpose of its use, its development in history and its present specifics
- resulting questions regarding the possibilities of visual expression of intimate interpersonal emotional relationships including the limits of its publicizing and depriving them of thei intimacy
- how can such topic be presented in the public
- how are such issues related to contemporary forms of art, what are the boundaries between humaties and art, between public art and its usage as the tool of social issues
A number of academics have dealt with port (Linda Williams, dr. Kateřina Lišková from FSSMU)

Bibliogprahy:
Erotická Revue I.-III., Torst, Praha 2001
Tracey Warr, Amelia Jones, The Artist´s Body, Phaidon, London 2000
Michel Foucault, Dějiny sexuality I., Herrmann, Praha 1999
Lynne segal, Mary McIntosh, Sex Exposed, Rutgers University Press, 1993
Lynda Nead, Female Nude, Routledge, 1992