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-	[[Image:Bacchanalia by Leveque.jpg|200px|thumb|''[[Bacchanalia]]'' by [[Auguste (Maurice François Giuslain) Léveque]] <br> The Bacchanalia were traditionally held on [[March 16]] and [[March 17]]]]	+	#redirect[[Culture of Italy]]
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-	[[Carlo Jacono]] @80 and [[Italian exploitation]]	+
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-	My interest in regional exploitation or [[pulp]] culture is that what it tells about the region where it is produced. In search of [[national stereotype]]s by way of their exploitation culture; regional stereotypes deduced from regional [[fear]]s and [[desire]]s ([[horror]] and [[eroticism]]).	+
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-	A quick glance at [[Italian society]] on the other hand, which its firm anchor in puritan Christianity and its abundance of grahic exploitation material, quickly reveals its [[double standard]]s.	+
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-	[[Aram Vartanian]], "[[Eroticism and Politics in the Lettres persanes]]," [[Persian Letters]]	+
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-	[[Ancient Rome and wine]]	+
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-	[[Christianity and alcohol]]	+
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-	[[Alcohol in the Bible]]	+
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-	*[[Wine, women and song]]	+
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-	*[[Sex, drugs and rock 'n roll]]	+
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-	*[[Recreational drug use]]	+
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-	[[Marsi]]	+
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-	*In [[Ancient Rome]], the [[Bacchanalia]] were traditionally held on [[March 16]] and [[March 17]].	+
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