...://scoop.bangkokpost.co.th/bkkpost/2001/september2001/bp20010901/news/01sep2001news16.html >. rosalind c. morris Failures of Domestication: Speculations on Globality, Economy, and the Sex of Excess in Thailand...

...Terrance Wooten “Sex offender” is used in two senses. First, it is a legal category that defines individuals who have been convicted of specific sex crimes. These crimes range in degree and severity but predominantly consider themes of violence, predation, and propriety. In popular representation...

... two seemingly divergent populations—art workers and sex workers—emerged at this time. What does the conjoining of these two identifications tell us about the valuation of labor, especially when affective exchanges are involved? What were the gendered consequences of the professionalization of art...

... . “ Some Psychological Consequences of the Anatomical Distinction Between the Sexes .” 1925 . Sexuality . 183 - 93 . Friedrichsmeyer Sara . The Androgyne in Early German Romanticism: Friedrich Schlegel, Novalis, and the Metaphysics of Love . Stanford German Studies 18. New York : Lang...

...Geraldine Heng The Assassins of Alamut are presented in popular media and academic studies as the eleventh-century forerunners of today’s “suicide terrorists,” thus producing a genealogy of spectacular Middle Eastern suicide-homicides that stretches back some nine hundred years. “Sex, Lies...

... P , 1961 . Žižek Slavoj . The Sublime Object of Ideology . London : Verso , 1989 . HENRIETTA L. MOORE Sex, SyDlbolisDl, and Psychoanalysis Psychoanalysis is not only, perhaps not even primarily, a doctrine. It is also an institution, a technique, an organisation, an ethic, a theory...

... of the Unconscious . Cambridge: Polity, 1999 . Žižek, Slavoj. The Plague of Fantasies . London: Verso, 1997 . kathleen lubey Spectacular Sex: Thought and Pleasure in the Encounter with Pornography...

... ways of reading, rehearsing, and enacting black erotic freedom. Extending Quashie’s conceptualization of “the quiet,” the essay develops a conception of “black sex in the quiet,” a hermeneutic that acknowledges the ways in which black fungibility renders every space precarious yet mines the various...

... America . Ithaca: Cornell UP, 1994 . Calverton, V. F. Sex Expression in Literature . New York: Boni & Liveright, 1926 . Carlin, Deborah. “'What Methods Have Brought Blessing':Discourses of Reform in Philanthropic Literature.” The(Other) American Traditions . Ed. Joyce W. Warren. New...

... and the Morality of Sexual Relations: Some Philosophical and Historical Observations.” American Journal of Jurisprudence ( 1998 ): 97 -134. ———. “Law, Morality, and `Sexual Orientation.' ” Same Sex: Debating the Ethics, Science, and Culture of Homosexuality . Ed. John Corvino. Lanham, md: Roman...

...Elissa Marder This essay explores how Baudelaire’s insistence on perverse forms of nonreproductive sexuality (what is here called “bad sex”) exposes critical aspects of his poetics and his relation to the question of aesthetics. It takes up two of Baudelaire’s most famous poems (“To the Reader...

... : A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 2015 Jesmyn Ward Changing America exhibit antinormativity black female sexuality queer studies Analyses of black women’s sex and sexuality in critical studies of gender and sexuality expose how the vocabularies of queer critique and black feminist...

... of Feminist Cultural Studies 2016 biology sex gender continuum dimorphism The following interview was conducted by Priscille Touraille and first appeared in French in the autumn 2014 issue of Genre, sexualité, et société 12 under the title “Autour des critiques du concept de sexe. Entretien...

..., 2004). She is currently writing on Derrida. Brown University and differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 2005 anne-emmanuelle berger Sexing Differances “Doit-on penser la...

... to the tradition of the philosophy of nature and interpreting Butler as offering, in spite of her focus on the genealogy of claims about sex, also a theory of sex itself, a theory of sex as an effect entirely of gender. This approach to reading differs from Irigaray's own reading method of expanding...

... philosophical source is the nature philosophy of Schelling. Distinguishing between two accounts, a rhythmic account of natural, human sex difference and a relational account of cultivatable human, sexual difference, Stone's book unites these accounts to provide a comprehensive reading of Irigaray's philosophy...

... their theories of bad sex. By taking bad sex as the model for women’s oppression, seventies feminists crafted a culturalist theory of patriarchy logically culminating in lesbian separatism. This theory, while containing the essence of all feminisms, proved unactionable: feminism could not outlaw women’s stubborn...

... our political sympathies and energies without triggering the quarantining moralism—the liberal logic—of the figure of the consenting adult. The first part of this essay, “Offending Sex in Orleans Parish,” describes a legal peculiarity and its ensuing politicization that is the motivating case study...

...Jennifer C. Nash “Pedagogies of Desire” explores how women’s studies—a field that has long engaged sex as a space steeped in power, hierarchy, and inequality—has come to invest in affirmative consent as the sexual ethic that can produce sex as a territory free of violence. This essay explores...

... the duality of the sexes at the expense of multiplicity, enshrining the heterosexual couple as the model of sexual ethics. Alison Stone's recent revision of Irigaray supplements her account of sexual duality with a theory of bodily multiplicity derived from Butler, Nietzsche, and certain German Romantics...