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Weekly Newsletter
August 31, 2020 Volume 20, Issue 10 Weekly Newsletter COVID19 Update The state of California has instituted a new Blueprint for a Safer Economy, this blueprint is a color code in which classifies what business are allowed to do during each phase. See the new blue- print San Diego county is currently in phase RED, which means that the entire resort is open with some modifications. Inside this issue We are happy to announce that the modifications that are in effect here at the resort are no different then they have been for the past several months. We are doing everything thing possi- Topless Sunbathing .................... 2 ble to maintain a safe and healthy environment for our members and guests. Going Topless And ‘Flashing ....... 2 If you’re unable to join us to relax naturally, we hope the you stay naked, stay safe and most of Recreational Naturism ............... 3 all stay healthy. Dreamlike Portraits ..................... 4 Nude Weddings ......................... 4 Lola Young Has Shared The Empowering Skinned Or Skinful ....................... 4 Surge In Numbers ....................... 4 Woman Video We’re A Naked House ................. 5 Rising UK artist Lola Young has shared the powerful visuals for new track ‘Woman’, an ode to Just One Person .......................... 5 women everywhere that explores Lola’s thoughts of how she sees herself in society. That New Friend ......................... 6 Talking about the video, she explains, “I wanted to make this video because I believe women are Famous French Nudist ............... 6 all undeniably strong, sexy, free, brave, vulnerable, raw and powerful. And that we do not have Why Bathing Suits Suck ............... 6 to hide away. -
Social-Nudism.Pdf
www.all-about-psychology.com PRESENTS I. THE TABOO OF THE HUMAN BODY The wide-spread taboo attaching to the human body is a noteworthy phenomenon of social psychology. Clothing is worn, not merely for protection or for adornment, but to conceal various parts of the body from view. Clothes are not needed for protection in swimming, gymnastics, tennis and certain other sports, nor in rhythmic dancing. In most of these diversions there can be no question of adornment; in some cases garments interfere with the purpose of the activity; in some they may even be detrimental to health. Yet social pressure compels the wearing of some clothing in all these pursuits. This taboo of the body is fairly universal. It is found among savage and civilized races alike, and prevails in all climates. Most investigators in this field have been interested in the origin of clothing rather than in the rise of the taboo. The two problems are distinct, though closely related. The origin of the impulse to cover the body has been variously explained by different writers. It has been attributed to the need of protection from cold, insects, dampness, excessive heat, rough soil, thorns, evil spirits, etc.; or to the craving for adornment, especially in order to promote sexual attraction. A number of writers ascribe the origin of clothing to a primitive modesty instinct, which would make the body taboo a native or inherent trait of the human race. J. C. Flügel (1) reviews these conflicting theories at length. The reader is referred to his monograph and the sources which he cites for full treatment of the topic. -
The Roosevelt Myth
THE ROOSEVELT MYTH BY JOHN T. FLYNN (1948) Flynn was a political reporter who supported the populist objectives of FDR early in his career but became an ardent critic later on, as he saw the blunders and corruption of the Roosevelt administration covered up by a compliant press. FDR was always portrayed as a peace-loving populist on the side of the "little guy" while many of his advisors were war mongers, communist sympathizers, and agents of Wall Street. This expose is a much needed corrective to the 'myth' of Roosevelt populism. TABLE OF CONTENTS BOOK I: TRIAL AND ERROR NEW DEALER TAKES THE DECK ............................................................... 3 THE HUNDRED DAYS ....................................................................................................................................... 7 THE BANKING CRISIS .................................................................................................................................... 11 THE NEW NEW DEAL..................................................................................................................................... 21 THE RABBITS GO BACK IN THE HAT ............................................................................................................ 26 THE DANCE OF THE CRACKPOTS ................................................................................................................. 38 AN ENEMY IS WELCOMED ............................................................................................................................ -
The Rise and Development of Naturism in Great Britain
Providence College DigitalCommons@Providence History & Classics Dissertations and Masters Theses History & Classics 5-15-2018 To the Frustration of Many a Birdwatcher: The Rise and Development of Naturism in Great Britain Jacob David Santos Providence College Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.providence.edu/history_dissertations_theses Part of the European History Commons Santos, Jacob David, "To the Frustration of Many a Birdwatcher: The Rise and Development of Naturism in Great Britain" (2018). History & Classics Dissertations and Masters Theses. 1. https://digitalcommons.providence.edu/history_dissertations_theses/1 This Thesis is brought to you for free and open access by the History & Classics at DigitalCommons@Providence. It has been accepted for inclusion in History & Classics Dissertations and Masters Theses by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@Providence. For more information, please contact [email protected]. TO THE FRUSTRATION OF MANY A BIRDWATCHER: THE RISE AND DEVELOPMENT OF NATURISM IN GREAT BRITAIN by Jacob David Santos Thesis Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements For the degree of Master of Arts in History At Providence College 2018 TABLE OF CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ……………………………………………………………………... i INTRODUCTION: IT’S ONLY NATURAL ………………………………………………… 1 PART 1: PREPARING TO UNDRESS ………………………………………………………. 9 A Clergyman Takes a Bath and a Brit Gets Naked in India ………………………... 9 German Influences ……………………………………………………………………..16 British Supermen: More Flabby, Less Solid ……………………………………….. -
SEEING INDIA: a Hyperreal Yoga Fantasy by Rebecca Elizabeth Long
SEEING INDIA: A Hyperreal Yoga Fantasy by Rebecca Elizabeth Long Honors Thesis Appalachian State University Submitted to the Department of Anthropology, the Department of Art, and The Honors College in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Arts December, 2016 Dana E. Powell, Ph.D., Thesis Director Heather Waldroup, Ph.D., Second Reader Christina Sornito, Ph.D., Third Reader Sushmita Chatterjee, Ph.D., Fourth Reader Timothy Smith, Ph.D., Honors Director, Department of Anthropology James Toub, Ph.D., Honors Director, Department of Art Ted Zerucha, Ph.D., Interim Director, The Honors College ABSTRACT How does the yoga studio present India for viewing? As a yoga scholar-practitioner, I examine visual, linguistic, and embodied representations of India at a local yoga studio to address this question. The fieldwork for this ethnographic thesis spans yoga classes, yoga teacher training, and a two-week pilgrimage to India with members of this yoga studio. I pay special attention to bhakti yoga, a devotional form of yoga taught by the yoga studio as a way to offer a more spiritual and therefore more authentic yoga. Placing my experiences within a critical understanding of postcolonial yoga history, I show that yoga has been constructed to meet various ideologies and political projects, challenging the production of yoga as India’s pristine and unchanging cultural icon. I find that India is exhibited as an ultra-spiritual, pre- colonial, anti-modern location both at the yoga studio and when traveling as a yoga tourist. Using Jean Baudrillard’s theory of the hyperreal, along with postcolonial theories, I argue that the yoga studio creates a particular India for consumption that is not based in reality but is instead the product of oriental fantasies. -
Bare Facts Copyright 2013 Lake Edun Foundation, Inc
Bare Facts Copyright 2013 Lake Edun Foundation, Inc. Official Publication of the Lake Edun Foundation, Inc. April 1, 2013 Box 1982; Topeka, KS 66601 ! e-mail: [email protected] ! Website: www.lakeedun.com 38N 58' 7" North; 95N 47' 56" West From The Board Sneak-Peek At Our Schedule Spring has come and still we have snow on the ground. As it “Pack the Place” featured surprisingly high on our annual melts, we are eagerly anticipating the good effects of coming survey. Our first Pack the Place will be June 22. Conveniently out from under the drought. We are looking forward to good this corresponds with the Summer Solstice. W we will seek changes in the waterline, as well as to activities we have to surpass previous attendance records with maximal partici- planned for the season ahead. pation from members and visitors alike. Activities will feature We are still looking for more participation in Board activities past proven activities available as well as some new ones. If from active members. Two or three more members are sought there is something you would like to see, please let us know. to be on the Board of Directors. We know you have ideas and Begin now to let your friends know about this very special solicit your input and reactions to our changes. event we have planned. At its last meeting, the board put the final touches on this A very special event is planned for our June Open House. season’s schedule. See the accompanying article for details. Frances will lead a Women’s Issues group for the “fairer Throughout this process, Board considers input from the gender”. -
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Bibliography 187 Bibliography Arieti, James A. (1975) ‘Nudity in Greek athletics’, The Classical World 68 (7): 431–6. Attwood, Feona, ed. (2009) Mainstreaming Sex: The Sexualization of Western Culture. London: I. B. Tauris. Atwood, Margaret (1991) ‘The female body’, in Laurence Goldstein (ed.), The Female Body: Figures, Styles, Speculations. Ann Arbor, MN: University of Michigan Press, pp. 1–4. Barcan, Ruth (2004) Nudity: A Cultural Anatomy. Oxford: Berg. Baur, Nina and Stefanie Ernst (2011) ‘Towards a process‐oriented methodology: modern social science research methods and Norbert Elias’s figurational sociology’, Sociological Review 59 (1): 117–39. Becker, Howard S. (1953) ‘Becoming a marihuana user’, American Journal of Sociology, 59 (3): 235–42. [Reprinted in Outsiders, New York: Free Press, 1963, pp. 41–58.] Becker, Howard S. (1963) Outsiders: Studies in the Sociology of Deviance. New York: Free Press. Bell, David and Ruth Holliday (2000) ‘Naked as nature intended’, Body & Society 6 (3–4): 127–40. Berger, John (2009 [1972]) Ways of Seeing. London: Penguin. Bloyce, Daniel (2004) ‘Research is a messy process: a case study of a figurational sociol- ogy approach to conventional issues in social science research methods’, Graduate Journal of Social Science 1 (1): 144–66. Bölsche, Wilhelm (1923–4) Liebesleben in der Natur. 2 vols, Jena: Diederich. Bonfante, Larissa (1989) ‘Nudity as a costume in classical art’, American Journal of Archaeology 93 (4): 543–70. Bonneville, Françoise de (1998) The Book of the Bath. London: Thames & Hudson. Bouhdiba, Abdelwahab (2012) Sexuality in Islam. London: Saqi. Brody, Hugh (1973) Inishkillane: Change and Decline in the West of Ireland. -
A Brief History of Nakedness
Published on Reviews in History (https://reviews.history.ac.uk) A Brief History of Nakedness Review Number: 948 Publish date: Wednesday, 1 September, 2010 Author: Philip Carr-Gomm ISBN: 9781861896476 Date of Publication: 2010 Price: £19.95 Pages: 286pp. Publisher: Reaktion Books Place of Publication: London Reviewer: Joseph Melling The history of nakedness deserves a serious history. For organised nudism or ‘naturism’ was a conscious movement initiated by Europeans at the end of the 19th century that has exerted a significant influence over society and politics in the wider world. This book is not that serious academic history. In one respect its aim is much more ambitious. For its author is a psychologist, psychotherapist and popular writer, guided by a strong commitment to libertarian values. In the manner of a Jungian auteur, he undertakes a polymath survey of attitudes to the naked body across thousands of years. Carr-Gomm retains an abiding interest in the magical, mystical and religious values that absorb the first third of his book as he takes us on a colourful caravan across the centuries of Asiatic and European history. These bright threads of experience show how the hippie culture of the 1960s followed well-established pathways of European spiritualism and ancient meditation in which various forms of nakedness featured as initiations into deeper truths. For Judaeo- Christian as well as Hindu mystics have used the naked body to bear witness to the virtues of poverty and chastity in their journey to virtue, whether Francis of Assisi barefoot in the snow or naked Quakers ranting in London streets during the English Revolution and Russian doukhobours marching across Canada in nude family groups to defend their faith. -
Hiding Behind Nakedness on the Nude Beach Lelia Rosalind Green Edith Cowan University
Edith Cowan University Research Online ECU Publications Pre. 2011 2001 Hiding Behind Nakedness on the Nude Beach Lelia Rosalind Green Edith Cowan University This article was originally published as: Green, L. R. (2001). Hiding behind nakedness on the nude beach. Australian Journal of Communication, 28(3), 1-10. Original article available here. This Journal Article is posted at Research Online. https://ro.ecu.edu.au/ecuworks/4455 Hiding behind nakedness on the nude beach 200201238 Lelia Green ABSTRACT This paper draws upon 0 series of experiences between 1980--85, when Iidentified as a natur ist during my summer holidays in Europe, and in a visit to Wreck 8eoch in Vancouver (where I felt very much at home). At the time, I was aware that nude beaches were much less threat ening to me as 0 large woman than are conventional 'textile' beaches. This paper drows upon those experiences to theorise why this might be the cose, and why I have been absent from beach culture for much of the past decade. INTRODUCTION t is only as I begin to work on this paper, to tease out my ideas and understandings of the years J Ispent as a nudist, that I begin to understand the lelia Green, School of margins of the circumstances in which I placed Communications and Multimedia, Edith Cowon myself. Iexperienced my nudist activity at the time University, Perth, Aus· as uncomplicated, natural, and pleasurable-if tralia. An earlier version of somewhat hidden. It is only as I come to theorise this paper WQS presented these choices that Isee that they are inscribed with at On the Beach: Cultural all kinds of different taboos, invisible to me then. -
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Spain Voted Number One for Nude Beaches France First for Bare Resorts
Nude beach opinion poll Press release 27 June 2008 Executive summary UK naturists say: • Spain is number one for nude beaches • The best naturist resorts are in France • The best beach for first-time nudists is Vera Playa in Spain; in the UK it's Studland Bay • Europe's best nude beach is at the French naturist resort of Cap d'Agde • Top islands for bare bathing are Fuerteventura (Canaries) and Formentera (Balearices) Issued by Lifestyle Press Ltd, publisher of 'The World's Best Nude Beaches and Resorts' Spain voted number one for nude beaches Spain and the Spanish islands have Europe's best nude beaches, according to a survey of Britain's naturist Q1. Which European country has the best holiday-makers. Baring all on the costas won 36% of bare nude beaches? Britons' votes, compared to 34% who named France as their favourite for all-over bathing. In third place were 1. Spain and islands 36.0% Greece and the Greek islands, with 10%. 2. France 34.4% 3. Greece and islands 10.4% These findings were revealed by publishers of 'The World's 4. Croatia 7.8% Best Nude Beaches and Resorts', from a survey of more 5. UK 3.0% than 500 UK naturists. "We think this is the largest detailed poll on holiday nudity by the experts and it's amazing to see Spain coming top. Thirty years ago nude bathing was illegal there and now the country and islands have several hundred beaches used by unclad holiday makers. France is well-known for its nude beaches, but we were slightly surprised that Greece came third – other countries such as Croatia have done far more to promote their holidays in the altogether," said Nick Mayhew, author of the guide. -
1974-Venice Beach
APPENDIX A Venice. The police were informed that, in the absence of specific anti-nudity legislation, BFUSA would challenge any arrests in court. That first weekend was a smashing success with perhaps a hundred nudists enjoying their new beach. Even a Los Angeles Times editorial supported the idea of sharing the beach. However, word spread rapidly and within a few weeks, the nudists were vastly outnumbered by gawkers and the media. Property was trampled, and traffic slowed to a stop. The nudists appealed to the LA City Council to pass 1976 NATIONAL NUDE DAY MARCH TO VENICE BEACH a law legalizing the beach, and the proposal received a favorable 90-minute hearing followed by a 10-3 1974: HOW VENICE positive vote. The nudist community was overjoyed. BEACH ALMOST But since the vote was not unanimous, the item had to come back to the council for a second reading and BECAME LEGALLY vote two weeks later. NUDE During those two weeks, those opposed to the beach By Gary Mussell, launched a suffocating campaign aimed at reversing the decision. Archbishop Roger Mahoney (not May 4, 2015 yet a Cardinal) urged all Catholics in the city to As the 1970s dawned, the Counterculture Age began oppose the nude beach and to write letters to their to discover the joy of sunbathing nude. Beach nudists city council members. Law enforcement officials got their first big break in June, 1972, when the and other local “experts” were interviewed on news California Supreme Court unanimously decided in programs warning of increased crime and vandalism the Chad Merrill Smith case that mere nudity if the nude beach was approved.