Obscenity Is A Moral Concept

All Liberation Depends On The Consciousness Of Servitude, And The Emergence Of This Consciousness Is Always Hampered By The Predominance Of Needs And Satisfactions Which, To A Great Extent, Have Become The Individual's Own.

The Criterion For Free Choice Can Never Be An Absolute One, But Neither Is It Entirely Relative.

Ideas, Aspirations, And Objectives That, By Their Content, Transcend The Established Universe Of Discourse And Action Are Either Repelled Or Reduced To Terms Of This Universe.

Entertainment And Learning Are Not Opposites; Entertainment May Be The Most Effective Mode Of Learning.

It Is Generally Admitted That The Cultural Values (humanization) And The Existing Institutions And Policies Of Society Are Rarely,if Ever, In Harmony. This Opinion Has Found Expression In The Distinction Between Culture And Civilization, According To Which "culture" Refers To Some Higher Dimension Of Human Autonomy And Fulfillment, While "civilization" Designates The Realm Of Necessity, Of Socially Necessary Work And Behavior, Where Man Is Not Really Himself And In His Own Element But Is Subject To Heteronomy, To External Conditions And Needs.