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White's honours thesis, "The Porn Performer: The Radical Potential of Pleasure in Pornography", was published in The Routledge Companion to Media, Sex and Sexuality in 2017.
This sentence appears to conflate White's 2010 honours thesis with her 2017 Routledge chapter. Publisher and academic sources identify the 2010 thesis under a different title and describe the 2017 publication as an excerpted chapter called “The porn performer.”
Full reasoning
The bibliographic details do not match this wording.
- Taylor & Francis, the publisher of The Routledge Companion to Media, Sex and Sexuality, lists White's 2017 contribution as a chapter titled "The porn performer".
- XBIZ's 2023 profile on White states that her 2010 honours thesis was titled "Pornographic Becomings: Female Experiences in Pornography Beyond the Victim/Agent Divide" and that it was later excerpted for the 2017 Routledge collection.
- A peer-reviewed JMIR review likewise cites White's 2010 University of Melbourne honours thesis under that same "Pornographic becomings..." title.
So the page's sentence appears to merge two different items: the original 2010 honours thesis and the later 2017 Routledge chapter derived from it. The evidence supports saying that a chapter titled "The porn performer" was published in 2017, not that the honours thesis itself had that title and was published wholesale in the book.
3 sources
- The porn performer | 38 | The Routledge Companion to Media, Sex and Sexuality
Taylor & Francis lists Angela Gabrielle White's contribution to the 2017 volume as the chapter title "The porn performer".
- Angela White on the Discipline of Being a Superstar - XBIZ.com
"In 2010, White produced an honor thesis titled, 'Pornographic Becomings: Female Experiences in Pornography Beyond the Victim/Agent Divide,' which was later excerpted for 'The Routledge Companion to Media, Sex and Sexuality'..."
- Sexual Behaviors and Violence in Pornography: Systematic Review and Narrative Synthesis of Video Content Analyses - PMC
The review's references cite: "Pornographic becomings: Female experiences in pornography beyond the victim/agent divide. Bachelor of Arts Honours Thesis, University of Melbourne, Melbourne."