Charientic
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"Following Glassen (1958), Feinberg (1985, 107–112) holds that the obscene is a “charientic” category (deriving from the Greek 'charis', meaning something like grace), a category he believes should be distinguished both from the moral and the aesthetic. On this view, charientic judgments concern neither the morally good ..." --Understanding Pornographic Fiction: Sex, Violence, and Self-Deception (2016) by Charles Nussbaum |
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