GIRLS, SEXUALITY AND THE STRANGE CARNALITIES OF ADVERTISEMENTS

R. Danielle Egan · Gail Hawkes

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In ‘Corporate Paedophilia: Sexualisation of Children in Australia’, Emma Rush and Andrea La Nauze warn parents and policy makers of the threat to the physical, emotional and cognitive development o...

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