This book examines the nuances of consent and how it is enacted and re-enacted in different settings (including online spaces) and across time.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Laurie James-Hawkins is the Social Science Faculty Dean for Undergraduate Education, a Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) in Sociology, and Deputy Director for the Centre for Intimate and Sexual Citizenship (CISC) at the University of Essex. She is a Sociologist of health and gender, and her research interests include sexual consent, reproductive health, contraception, abortion, gender, sexuality, and hookup culture among emerging adults. In the last several years she has been studying the impact of alcohol on university student definitions of sexual consent. Her recent publications include "Just one shot? The contextual effects of matched and unmatched intoxication on perceptions of consent in ambiguous alcohol-fuelled sexual encounters." Róisín Ryan-Flood is Professor of Sociology and Director of the Centre for Intimate and Sexual Citizenship (CISC) at the University of Essex. Her research interests include gender, sexuality, kinship, digital intimacies, and feminist epistemology. She is the author of Lesbian Motherhood: Gender, Sexuality and Citizenship (2009), and co-editor of Secrecy and Silence in the Research Process (2010) and Transnationalising Reproduction (2018). She is also co-editor of the journal Sexualities: Studies in Culture and Society.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part I: Cultural Representations of Consent 1. The Whiteness of Consent 2. Literatures of Consent 3. SM, the law & an opaque sexual consent narrative 4. What's in a Name (or Even Pronoun)? Part II: Shifting Meanings of Consent 5. "What do I Call This?": The Role of Consent in LGBTQA+ Sexual Practices and Victimization Experiences 6. How Drunk is "Too Drunk" to Consent? A Summary of Research on Alcohol Intoxication and Sexual Consent 7. Two Wrongs Make it Right: 8. An Approach to Developing Shared Understandings of Consent with Young People Part III: Women's Bodies and the Narrative of Consent 9. The Right to Withdraw Consent to Continuing an Unwanted Pregnancy 10. Unlearning Agreement: Imagining the Law without Consent 11. Consent work: Facilitating Informed Consent in Labour and Childbirth 12. Consent and Work: A Postfeminist Analysis of Women's Acquiescence to long working hours Part IV: Consent in a Digital World 13. Consent isn't just a girl's thing: consent and image based sexual abuse 14. Negotiating consent in online kinky spaces 15. Molka: Consent, Resistance, and the Spy-Cam Epidemic in South Korea 16. Negotiating power, pleasure and agency in online sex work: Unpacking what "consent" means in the context of "camming" Part V: Legal and Political Representations of Consent 17. Sex games gone wrong: Consent in the Courts 18. The mediation of school-based consent education debates in Australia 19. Sex work politics and consent: The consequences of sexual morality 20. Victim and Perpetrator: reflecting upon sexual consent, autism and/or learning difficulties 21. Whose Consent?: Donor Conception, Anonymity and Rights
Introduction Part I: Cultural Representations of Consent 1. The Whiteness of Consent 2. Literatures of Consent 3. SM, the law & an opaque sexual consent narrative 4. What's in a Name (or Even Pronoun)? Part II: Shifting Meanings of Consent 5. "What do I Call This?": The Role of Consent in LGBTQA+ Sexual Practices and Victimization Experiences 6. How Drunk is "Too Drunk" to Consent? A Summary of Research on Alcohol Intoxication and Sexual Consent 7. Two Wrongs Make it Right: 8. An Approach to Developing Shared Understandings of Consent with Young People Part III: Women's Bodies and the Narrative of Consent 9. The Right to Withdraw Consent to Continuing an Unwanted Pregnancy 10. Unlearning Agreement: Imagining the Law without Consent 11. Consent work: Facilitating Informed Consent in Labour and Childbirth 12. Consent and Work: A Postfeminist Analysis of Women's Acquiescence to long working hours Part IV: Consent in a Digital World 13. Consent isn't just a girl's thing: consent and image based sexual abuse 14. Negotiating consent in online kinky spaces 15. Molka: Consent, Resistance, and the Spy-Cam Epidemic in South Korea 16. Negotiating power, pleasure and agency in online sex work: Unpacking what "consent" means in the context of "camming" Part V: Legal and Political Representations of Consent 17. Sex games gone wrong: Consent in the Courts 18. The mediation of school-based consent education debates in Australia 19. Sex work politics and consent: The consequences of sexual morality 20. Victim and Perpetrator: reflecting upon sexual consent, autism and/or learning difficulties 21. Whose Consent?: Donor Conception, Anonymity and Rights
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