Erotic Boundaries explores the intricate social and political factors that define how societies regulate erotic expression. It examines the ever-shifting lines between personal freedom and public offense, navigating legal frameworks, ethical considerations, and cultural interpretations. The book questions why certain erotic expressions are celebrated while others face censorship, revealing how power dynamics influence these boundaries. For instance, differing views on pornography highlight the tensions between freedom of speech and concerns about exploitation. The book adopts an interdisciplinary approach, drawing from law, ethics, and cultural studies to analyze erotic expression. It progresses from theoretical frameworks to specific case studies, including legal battles over obscenity and ethical dilemmas in pornography production. Erotic Boundaries argues that these boundaries are neither fixed nor universal but evolve through legal precedent, ethical debates, and cultural shifts. It emphasizes the need for a nuanced, context-sensitive approach to regulating erotic expression, balancing individual liberties with the protection of vulnerable populations.