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To browse Academia. Social science researchers need not only a useful definition but also awareness of how the term is applied by researchers and research participants and clarity about the scope of material to be included. As part of our attempts to understand the meaning of 'pornography', we thematically analyzed definitions presented in recent and prominent pornography research publications and scholarly articles dedicated to defining pornography. We concluded that a useful definition has three components: content, the intention of the producer, and contextual judgement.
We then identified implications for pornography of new technology: expanded opportunities for access and content, the interaction and immersion enabled by virtual reality, 'pornification' of culture, and challenges to the meaning of consent presented by self-produced content. We argue that pornography should be distinguished from material produced and distributed without participants' consent. We propose that researchers incorporate new technologies into measurement tools and suggest that they acknowledge context and practise reflexivity.
We present as a working definition of 'pornography': 'Material deemed sexual, given the context, that has the primary intention of sexually arousing the consumer and is produced and distributed with the consent of all persons involved'. In interdisciplinary investigations into the relationships between pornography and its audiences, the issue of how to define the object of study is more complex than in studies situated within a single discipline.
A Delphi panel of 38 leading pornography researchers from a wide range of disciplines was asked about various topics, including the definition of pornography. Qualitative and quantitative analyses of two rounds of survey responses suggested two different andβat first sightβincompatible definitions operating.
This technical report suggests that we should encourage researchers to choose which definition they want to use in a self-reflective way depending on the needs of the project, so long as they make it explicit and justify their decision. Growing recognition surrounds the change that the internet has provided in relation to sexual behaviour.