KnowraObscenity lawLinked fromLinked fromThe 9 pages that link to Obscenity law, each with the reason it gives.All 9Related 8Compared with 1Victorian moralityRelated: Censorship made moral standards enforceable against publications and their authors.Literary censorshipRelated: Obscenity standards have been used to prosecute writers and suppress books.Havelock EllisCompared with: British obscenity rules delayed and restricted the circulation of Ellis’s early volumes.Marquis de SadeRelated: Legal judgments about obscene literature affected whether de Sade’s works could be published openly.Pornographic magazineRelated: Censorship rules determined whether magazines could be printed, sold, imported, or seized.Gay pornographyRelated: Obscenity regulation has shaped production, distribution, and public access.Gloria LeonardRelated: Disputes over obscenity shaped the legal environment in which Leonard published and advocated.History of erotic depictionsRelated: Legal definitions changed the risks and boundaries of erotic representation.Lesbian eroticaRelated: Legal risk shaped what publishers could print and how explicitly they could describe sex.