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On the academic “literature” of social nudity… and why nudity may be “offensive”

Posted on March 4, 2014 by naturist philosopher

Since we’d just mentioned this topic… There is a well-curated list of the academic literature on social nudity at the TNS site: Academic Studies on Social Nudity. (It spills onto a second page, when one would have sufficed, so don’t … Continue reading →

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Solving naturism’s problems, part 1: research

Posted on March 2, 2014 by naturist philosopher

Recently we’ve been looking at some of the most serious problems facing people who enjoy social nudity and some possible fundamental causes of these problems. In a nutshell, the two most salient causes in the U. S. and perhaps elsewhere … Continue reading →

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