Law Anthropology: Interrelation Between Pornography and Domestic Violence (a Theory)

Abstract

Pornography is a social cancer of the global society. Its contemporary roots can be traced in the enormous opportunity of Internet to develop pornography as free or cheap industry. One of the aspects of pornography is its negative role in the family relationships by contributing to the increasing of the disbalance of mutual respect defined in this project as domestic violence. There are still missing many detailed publications focusing especially on pornography and domestic violence, but the information is enough to have a priority task to analyze in depth the problem and to search for a successful methodology to prevent pornography as a risk factor in the family relationships.

This research project proposes instead that by developing vast and even global program of sex drive and affirmative attachment as cultural constructs would reinvent in society the emotional intimate relationships based on commitment, secure attachment, mutual respect, and positive interactions. Despite its popularity in the psychological literature, the attachment theory is not popular even among the specialists in the other social sciences, while the secure attachment is the best means against any family risk factors including pornography.