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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS I would like to thank my thesis director, Dr. Raymond Arsenault, and thesis advisor, Dr. Jay Sokolovsky, who guided me through this project. My sincerest thanks to my family members, friends, and co-workers who were my sounding boards, computer technicians, and moral support. Ill
Table of Contents Acknowledgments .............................................................. .. ... ............ ......... lll Introduction ............................................................... ..... .................. ............. 1 Chapter One: What is Nudism/Naturism ... ..................................... .. .. ...... ...... 3 Chapter Two: History of Social Nudism ....................................................... ? Chapter Three: Social Views .................. : ............... ..................................... 19 Chapter Four: The Naturist Society ..................... ......................................... 24 Chapter Five: Individuals Who Engage in Social Nudism ............... .............. 29 Interviews .............. ...................................................................................... 40 Conclusion .................................................................................................. 56 Bibliography ................................... ............................................................. 63
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States, and abroad. When asked to d
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Interview #8 My eighth subject was
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given them and feel that the all na
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Conclusion In my studies, I find th
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about this lifestyle, I never thoug
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As we lined up for the race, I bega
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however, the first person freely in
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