Examines the way popular culture, advertising, and pornography create a hostile environment for women and animals. How does someone become a piece of meat? Carol J. Adams answers this question in this provocative book by finding hidden meanings in the culture around us. From advertisements to T-shirts, from bill-boards to menus, from matchbook covers to comics, images of women and animals are merged--with devastating consequences. Like her groundbreaking The Sexual Politics of Meat, which has been published in two editions, The Pornography of Meat uncovers startling connections: - Why pornography demonstrates such a fascination with slaughtering and hunting
- Fixations on women's body parts expressed through ads for the breasts, legs, and thighs of chickens and turkeys
- Animals to be eaten as meat presented in seductive poses and sexy clothing
- Back-entry poses in pornography, implying that women--especially women of color--are like animals: insatiable
- How meat advertising draws on X-rated images
- Why at least one prominent animal-rights gro