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| Name: | 205 Arguments and Observations In Support of Naturism |
| Authors: | Bacher, K. |
| Published Date: | 1 Dec. 2018 |
| Indexed Date: | 25 Dec. 2021 |
| Web Link: | https://naturistsociety.blog/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/205ARGUE.pdf |
| Index Status: | Complete |
| Original Language: | English |
| Genre: | Non-Fiction |
| Citation: | Bacher, K.. “205 Arguments and Observations In Support of Naturism.” The Naturist Society, 1 Dec. 2018, pp. 1-66, https://naturistsociety.blog/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/205ARGUE.pdf |
Summary
The article discusses the contrast in attitudes towards nudity in the United States and Europe. It emphasizes the growing comfort with nude recreation in the US, supported by scientific research and the writings of leading thinkers in psychology, sociology, history, law, and philosophy. The author presents evidence in support of Naturism, addressing issues such as physical and mental health, modesty, nudity in art, fashion history, women's rights, and discussions about the benefits of breastfeeding. Additionally, the article highlights how society's perceptions of nudity and modesty influence factors such as sexual health and family dynamics. The article discusses the equality between men and women when it comes to exposing their chests in public. It argues that laws banning women from exposing their breasts are rooted in male dominance and perpetuate inequality. The article also links historically restrictive clothing requirements for women to the contemporary issues regarding nudity and censorship. It further advocates for naturism as a celebration of the natural human body, compatible with the ideals of a natural, simple, and environmentally friendly lifestyle. The article discusses the historical and contemporary perspectives on nudity, focusing on natural hot springs, nude beaches, and models in art classes. It also highlights the positive perspectives of many historical and contemporary figures on Naturism and nudity. Additionally, it addresses the repression and regulation of nudity by political and religious authorities and the protests and demonstrations against it. The article incorporates biblical references to support the argument that nudity is not inherently sinful, but rather, the way it is used can lead to sin. The passage discusses issues related to nudity, dress reform, and the historical and cultural attitudes towards nudity. It provides information on historic and contemporary perspectives on nudity, including various religious views, nudist camps, legal battles over nudity, and relevant references to intellectual and political writings.