Sentence:  The same is true of her call for a discrimination of <WSD>pornographies</WSD>: 'various <WSD>pornographies</WSD> operate differently, cater to different audiences and elicit different sexual response'....Certainly, the <WSD>pornographies</WSD> which circulate among us include some directed specifically at women — not just the <WSD>pornography</WSD> of emotions on which Mills and Boon romances capitalise so successfully, nor even religious <WSD>pornography</WSD> like Colleen McCullough's "The thorn birds" (1977), which offers Roman Catholic women the vicarious thrills of sexual relations with a priest — but precisely the kind of <WSD>pornography</WSD> that in some feminist criticism is assumed to be for men only. 
Meaning of the word marked with <WSD> tags:  The explicit literary or visual depiction of sexual subject matter; any display of material of an erotic nature. (From mid-19th c.)