Especially beginners like to use qualifiers in the erotic description of bodies. The protagonist has “a great body”, “beautiful breasts” etc. But these qualifiers have no information value and are not able to create vivid pictures while reading. In this category, we want to consider how things can be done differently.
The body image intervention program of the University of Salzburg 2020 aims to improve the body image of young people. Various methods are used to reduce negative self-perceptions and strengthen participants’ self-esteem. But what impact does this program have on the literary industry, particularly New Adult novels and erotica? In this blog post, we take … Continue reading The body image intervention program of the University of Salzburg→
The Odyssey is one of the most iconic works of literature in Western culture, and one of its most famous characters, Odysseus, has become a symbol of intelligence, determination, and resilience. But beyond his legendary feats and cunning stratagems, Odysseus is also known for a physical feature that plays a significant role in the plot: … Continue reading The Significance of Odysseus’ Scar→
Throughout history, bare feet have been a symbol of many things, including poverty, humility, and innocence. In some cultures, going barefoot is a sign of respect and a way of showing humility in front of others. But in Western culture, bare feet have taken on a new meaning. For many women, going barefoot is seen … Continue reading The Power of Bare Feet. Why Society Consider Them a Symbol of Innocence and Abstinence→
Tired of using the same tired descriptions for hair? From shiny curls to silky strands, it can be a challenge to find new and interesting ways to breathe life into your copy. But don’t worry – we’ve got you covered! In this blog post, we’ll show you how easy it is to describe hair without … Continue reading Hair in motion→
A Feminist Perspective As a feminist writer, I have often heard the argument that nudity and eroticism are interchangeable terms. This notion infuriates me because it completely disregards the female body and reduces it to mere sexual objectification. In this blog post, I will discuss the difference between nudity and eroticism from a feminist perspective. … Continue reading Nudity vs. Erotica→
Body Image and Eating Disorders Sorority life is often depicted as glamorous, with its members always looking perfect and put-together. But behind the scenes, a dark side is often overlooked: the pressure to conform to a certain body type that can lead to bulimia and anorexia nervosa. We all know that a slice of pizza … Continue reading The Unhealthy Side of Sorority Life→
Embracing the Feminine Form Exhibitionism has always been a controversial topic, especially when it comes to the representation of women in erotic literature. Some people may argue that it objectifies women, while others may argue that it is simply a form of self-expression. Regardless of where you stand on the issue, it is hard to … Continue reading Exhibitionism in Erotic Literature→
When we think about the human body and its powers of seduction, our mind usually jumps to the classic markers of sexuality: the cleavage, the curves, the legs, and the backside. Rarely do we hear much about the belly button, this cute little divot that sits sandwiched between our abs. But writers throughout history have … Continue reading Finding the Sensual Side of the Belly Button→
Nudity has been used in theater for centuries, with examples dating back to ancient Greek theater. In fact, nudity was a common element in Greek tragedies and comedies, in which actors often appeared nude. In some cases, nudity served to portray characters such as gods or heroes who would embody ideals of physical beauty and … Continue reading Naked in Public 4: Shakespeare’s The Tempest – nude in New York Central Park→
Brigitte Bardot, the barefoot icon Brigitte Bardot was a famous French actress and an international sex symbol in the 1950s and 1960s. The film “And God Created Woman” (original title: “Et Dieu… créa la femme”), in which she dances with bare feet, was released in 1956 and helped make her an icon of a new … Continue reading Brigitte Bardot, the barefoot icon→
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