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The depiction of nudity in art has generally conformed — with some variation — to social standards for public nudity; in cultures where nudity was accepted, nude figures in painting and sculpture were as well. However, some cultures have tolerated artistic nudity more than actual nudity, with a different set of standards of what is acceptable.
As social attitudes about artistic nudity have changed, this has sometimes led to conflict over art that no longer conforms to prevailing standards. For example, the Roman Catholic Church once organized the so-called fig-leaf campaign to cover nudity in art, starting fro ...
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 |  |  | Nudity - Children: Encyclopedia II - Nudity - Various modern-era attitudesAs a general rule, public nudity is not considered "proper" in most societies. There are, however, many exceptions and particular circumstances in which nudity is tolerated, accepted, or even encouraged.
In general and across cultures, most restrictions are found for exposure of those parts of the human body that put in evidence sexual arousal between male and female adults. Therefore, sex organs and women's breasts are often covered, eve ...
See also:Nudity, Nudity - Terminology, Nudity - Historical overview, Nudity - Various modern-era attitudes, Nudity - Children, Nudity - Non-Western attitudes, Nudity - Nudity beyond social norms, Nudity - Depictions of nudity Read more here: » Nudity: Encyclopedia II - Nudity - Various modern-era attitudes |
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 |  |  | Nudity - Children: Encyclopedia - Video game controversyComputer and video games have been the subject of frequent controversy and censorship, due to the depiction of graphic violence, sexual themes, advertising, consumption of illegal drugs, consumption of alcohol or tobacco, propaganda or profanity in some games. Among others, critics of video games sometimes include parents' groups, politicians, organized religion groups, and other special interest groups.
Video game censorship is defined as the use of state or group power to control the playing, distribution ...
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Video game controversy - United States.
In the United States, the ESRB ratings system was established in 1994 as the video game equivalent to the MPAA film rating system. The ESRB was created as an industry response to criticism from politicians, notably Senator Joe Lieberman, over the easy availability of violent video games such as Mortal Kombat to children, and over the resulting alleged corruption of public morality. At the time, some politicians who lent their voice to this cause threatened legislatio ...
See also:Video game controversy, Video game controversy - A brief history of notable criticism, Video game controversy - Criticism of violence and crime in video games, Video game controversy - Criticism of sexuality and nudity in video games, Video game controversy - Criticism related to children's social development, Video game controversy - Criticism from religious organizations, Video game controversy - Criticisms of alleged dishonouring, Video game controversy - Criticisms of the gameplay in and of itself, Video game controversy - Non-critical points of view, Video game controversy - Video game legislation around the world, Video game controversy - United States, Video game controversy - Australia, Video game controversy - Canada, Video game controversy - China, Video game controversy - Germany, Video game controversy - Japan, Video game controversy - United Kingdom, Video game controversy - Elsewhere, Video game controversy - Typical criticism from within the industry, Video game controversy - Uninteresting and uncreative games, Video game controversy - Notable controversial video games, Video game controversy - Video game rating systems, Video game controversy - Video game censorship around the world Read more here: » Video game controversy: Encyclopedia II - Video game controversy - Video game legislation around the world |
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 |  |  | Nudity - Children: Encyclopedia II - Video game controversy - Criticisms of the gameplay in and of itselfSometimes there has been criticisms of the gameplay in and of itself by non gamers. This primarily is focused towards RPG's, especially MMORPGs, whose level grinding gameplay critics feel causes obsession or addiction. Another criticized aspect of RPG's is the immersion factor, or virtual reality, which is seen by critics as escapist. Finally, as most RPG leveling mechanics allow for getting stronger by repetitive fighting of weaker enemies for a long time, ...
See also:Video game controversy, Video game controversy - A brief history of notable criticism, Video game controversy - Criticism of violence and crime in video games, Video game controversy - Criticism of sexuality and nudity in video games, Video game controversy - Criticism related to children's social development, Video game controversy - Criticism from religious organizations, Video game controversy - Criticisms of alleged dishonouring, Video game controversy - Criticisms of the gameplay in and of itself, Video game controversy - Non-critical points of view, Video game controversy - Video game legislation around the world, Video game controversy - United States, Video game controversy - Australia, Video game controversy - Canada, Video game controversy - China, Video game controversy - Germany, Video game controversy - Japan, Video game controversy - United Kingdom, Video game controversy - Elsewhere, Video game controversy - Typical criticism from within the industry, Video game controversy - Uninteresting and uncreative games, Video game controversy - Notable controversial video games, Video game controversy - Video game rating systems, Video game controversy - Video game censorship around the world Read more here: » Video game controversy: Encyclopedia II - Video game controversy - Criticisms of the gameplay in and of itself |
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 |  |  | Nudity - Children: Encyclopedia II - Video game controversy - Criticism of violence and crime in video gamesVideo and computer games are periodically criticized in the media by some parents' groups, psychologists, religious organizations, or politicians for the level of violence, cruelty, and crime that some games allow players to act out, and often glorify. Examples are trivial to find, including Mortal Kombat and its sequels, a series of fighting games by Midway. Since 1992 the series has rewarded players for beating up an opponent with martial arts moves, and then for executing ...
See also:Video game controversy, Video game controversy - A brief history of notable criticism, Video game controversy - Criticism of violence and crime in video games, Video game controversy - Criticism of sexuality and nudity in video games, Video game controversy - Criticism related to children's social development, Video game controversy - Criticism from religious organizations, Video game controversy - Criticisms of alleged dishonouring, Video game controversy - Criticisms of the gameplay in and of itself, Video game controversy - Non-critical points of view, Video game controversy - Video game legislation around the world, Video game controversy - United States, Video game controversy - Australia, Video game controversy - Canada, Video game controversy - China, Video game controversy - Germany, Video game controversy - Japan, Video game controversy - United Kingdom, Video game controversy - Elsewhere, Video game controversy - Typical criticism from within the industry, Video game controversy - Uninteresting and uncreative games, Video game controversy - Notable controversial video games, Video game controversy - Video game rating systems, Video game controversy - Video game censorship around the world Read more here: » Video game controversy: Encyclopedia II - Video game controversy - Criticism of violence and crime in video games |
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 |  |  | Nudity - Children: Encyclopedia II - Video game controversy - Criticism related to children's social developmentOver two hundred studies have been published which examine the effects of violence in entertainment media and which at least partially focus on violence in video games in particular. Some psychological studies have shown a correlation between children playing violent video games and suffering psychological effects, though the vast majority stop short of claiming behavioral causation. Craig A. Anderson has testified before the U.S. Senate on the issue, and his meta-analysis of these studies has shown 5 consistent effects: "increased aggressiv ...
See also:Video game controversy, Video game controversy - A brief history of notable criticism, Video game controversy - Criticism of violence and crime in video games, Video game controversy - Criticism of sexuality and nudity in video games, Video game controversy - Criticism related to children's social development, Video game controversy - Criticism from religious organizations, Video game controversy - Criticisms of alleged dishonouring, Video game controversy - Criticisms of the gameplay in and of itself, Video game controversy - Non-critical points of view, Video game controversy - Video game legislation around the world, Video game controversy - United States, Video game controversy - Australia, Video game controversy - Canada, Video game controversy - China, Video game controversy - Germany, Video game controversy - Japan, Video game controversy - United Kingdom, Video game controversy - Elsewhere, Video game controversy - Typical criticism from within the industry, Video game controversy - Uninteresting and uncreative games, Video game controversy - Notable controversial video games, Video game controversy - Video game rating systems, Video game controversy - Video game censorship around the world Read more here: » Video game controversy: Encyclopedia II - Video game controversy - Criticism related to children's social development |
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 |  |  | Nudity - Children: Encyclopedia II - Video game controversy - Criticism of sexuality and nudity in video gamesWestern video game publishers have not explored sexuality in video games to nearly the degree seen in movies, books, or even TV shows. Almost no American video games display nudity. However, sexual themes are somewhat common in Japanese video games although companies such as Nintendo and Sony do not publish these games. The following is a list of the few American games containing sexual elements.
Custer's Revenge was a game for the Atari 2600, released by Mystique under the brand "Swedish Erotica" that featured a naked Ge ...
See also:Video game controversy, Video game controversy - A brief history of notable criticism, Video game controversy - Criticism of violence and crime in video games, Video game controversy - Criticism of sexuality and nudity in video games, Video game controversy - Criticism related to children's social development, Video game controversy - Criticism from religious organizations, Video game controversy - Criticisms of alleged dishonouring, Video game controversy - Criticisms of the gameplay in and of itself, Video game controversy - Non-critical points of view, Video game controversy - Video game legislation around the world, Video game controversy - United States, Video game controversy - Australia, Video game controversy - Canada, Video game controversy - China, Video game controversy - Germany, Video game controversy - Japan, Video game controversy - United Kingdom, Video game controversy - Elsewhere, Video game controversy - Typical criticism from within the industry, Video game controversy - Uninteresting and uncreative games, Video game controversy - Notable controversial video games, Video game controversy - Video game rating systems, Video game controversy - Video game censorship around the world Read more here: » Video game controversy: Encyclopedia II - Video game controversy - Criticism of sexuality and nudity in video games |
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 |  |  | Nudity - Children: Encyclopedia II - Video game controversy - Criticism from religious organizationsMuch of the criticism of video games from outside the video game community originates from religious sources, often in similar response to claims of violence, crime, sexuality, nudity, rebelliousness, materialism, occultism, and unflattering references to religion in these games. Some gamers oppose their parents' church for these reasons.
Such references to religion found in games are often criticized by religious groups of specific denominations. Games such as Xenogears, Final Fantasy Tactics, Tales of Symphonia ...
See also:Video game controversy, Video game controversy - A brief history of notable criticism, Video game controversy - Criticism of violence and crime in video games, Video game controversy - Criticism of sexuality and nudity in video games, Video game controversy - Criticism related to children's social development, Video game controversy - Criticism from religious organizations, Video game controversy - Criticisms of alleged dishonouring, Video game controversy - Criticisms of the gameplay in and of itself, Video game controversy - Non-critical points of view, Video game controversy - Video game legislation around the world, Video game controversy - United States, Video game controversy - Australia, Video game controversy - Canada, Video game controversy - China, Video game controversy - Germany, Video game controversy - Japan, Video game controversy - United Kingdom, Video game controversy - Elsewhere, Video game controversy - Typical criticism from within the industry, Video game controversy - Uninteresting and uncreative games, Video game controversy - Notable controversial video games, Video game controversy - Video game rating systems, Video game controversy - Video game censorship around the world Read more here: » Video game controversy: Encyclopedia II - Video game controversy - Criticism from religious organizations |
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 |  |  | Nudity - Children: Encyclopedia II - Video game controversy - Uninteresting and uncreative gamesCritics of movies, television, and books as a group look down on video games as an inferior form of entertainment. Most criticism of video games from within the gaming community also relates to quality. This is probably because of the observation that most video games have a linear story structure with very little plot and even less character development, which may or may not be true. A frequent counterargument is that this is like complaining that a game of football does not contain much plot or character development, and that although vide ...
See also:Video game controversy, Video game controversy - A brief history of notable criticism, Video game controversy - Criticism of violence and crime in video games, Video game controversy - Criticism of sexuality and nudity in video games, Video game controversy - Criticism related to children's social development, Video game controversy - Criticism from religious organizations, Video game controversy - Criticisms of alleged dishonouring, Video game controversy - Criticisms of the gameplay in and of itself, Video game controversy - Non-critical points of view, Video game controversy - Video game legislation around the world, Video game controversy - United States, Video game controversy - Australia, Video game controversy - Canada, Video game controversy - China, Video game controversy - Germany, Video game controversy - Japan, Video game controversy - United Kingdom, Video game controversy - Elsewhere, Video game controversy - Typical criticism from within the industry, Video game controversy - Uninteresting and uncreative games, Video game controversy - Notable controversial video games, Video game controversy - Video game rating systems, Video game controversy - Video game censorship around the world Read more here: » Video game controversy: Encyclopedia II - Video game controversy - Uninteresting and uncreative games |
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 |  |  | Nudity - Children: Encyclopedia II - Video game controversy - A brief history of notable criticismIn 1976, Death Race became one of the first controversial video games; based on the film Death Race 2000, it allowed players to drive around in a car, in order to run down "gremlins." However, many players and critics inferred that the game actually simulated vehicular homicide—particularly considering that the game's original title was Pedestrian. Its implied violence was immediately decried.
Criticism waned in the early 1980s when less representational, more kid-friendly games, such as Pac-Man and Do ...
See also:Video game controversy, Video game controversy - A brief history of notable criticism, Video game controversy - Criticism of violence and crime in video games, Video game controversy - Criticism of sexuality and nudity in video games, Video game controversy - Criticism related to children's social development, Video game controversy - Criticism from religious organizations, Video game controversy - Criticisms of alleged dishonouring, Video game controversy - Criticisms of the gameplay in and of itself, Video game controversy - Non-critical points of view, Video game controversy - Video game legislation around the world, Video game controversy - United States, Video game controversy - Australia, Video game controversy - Canada, Video game controversy - China, Video game controversy - Germany, Video game controversy - Japan, Video game controversy - United Kingdom, Video game controversy - Elsewhere, Video game controversy - Typical criticism from within the industry, Video game controversy - Uninteresting and uncreative games, Video game controversy - Notable controversial video games, Video game controversy - Video game rating systems, Video game controversy - Video game censorship around the world Read more here: » Video game controversy: Encyclopedia II - Video game controversy - A brief history of notable criticism |
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