Voyeurism and Trash Streaming

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Abstract

Voyeurism can be broadly defined as a means to gain satisfaction or sexual pleasure from watching others, either in an open or covert way. The central concern with the idea of voyeurism is its implicit suggestion of some gain to the voyeur themselves. Voyeurism may be illegal, depending on the source of the voyeuristic material. However, regardless of its legal status acts of voyeurism are not socially acceptable, running as they against the moral grain of society. Yet even as voyeurism is rarely understood in a positive light such acts have become celebrated elements of online, masculine and pornographic subcultures. This chapter explores the evolving nature of voyeurism through the examples of molka and trash streaming.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationShades of deviance
Subtitle of host publicationA Primer on crime, deviance and social harm
EditorsRowland Atkinson, Tammy Ayres
PublisherRoutledge
Chapter24
Number of pages4
ISBN (Electronic)9781003138198
ISBN (Print)9780367685874, 9780367685881
Publication statusPublished - 4 Nov 2022

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