...Gillian Harkins Sex and Harm in the Age of Consent , Fischel Joseph J. , Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press , 2016 . ix + 333 pp. Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 ...

...Laurie Schaffner Screw Consent , when required in undergraduate and graduate sociology, gender and women's studies, law and sexuality, and health and the body courses, will provide material for rich discussion and a progressive intervention in the current “Consent is Everything” campaigns...

... in the future . In contrast, intersex activists invoke post-medical futures, structured by norms of consent and bodily integrity. While queer approaches to temporality might challenge the notion of intervening surgically on an infant for the sake of the future adult the child will become, might this queer...

... analyzes the relationship between the concept of perversion and liberal politics—a politics of individualism, liberty, and consent. As one book reveals, efforts to defend BDSM as “safe, sane, and consensual” participate in liberal political discourse, but certain aspects of BDSM also pressure connections...

... notions of agency while allowing that some version of agency does survive for the postmodern subject within embodied and relational experiences of subjectivity. © 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 Octavia Butler agency posthumanism science fiction consent “LET ME BITE YOU AGAIN” Vampiric...

... complicit in the crime (by seducing adults, “asking for it,” or fabricating charges) or that child prostitutes and children involved in pornography or intergenerational sex could knowingly consent to such activi- ties. In a significant reversal of the common twentieth-century tendency...

..., is a misguided model of sovereign power in which the teacher figure has absolute control over students. The teacher's plenary power over the student is incorrectly presumed to vitiate the student's capacity to consent (101, 116). We should therefore abolish positions-of-authority laws lest we continue to destroy...

... too young to consent.2 GLQ 15:2 DOI 10.1215/10642684-2008-140 © 2009 by Duke University Press 314314  GLQ: A JOURNAL OF LESBIAN and GAY STUDIES While the writing to date on modificatory surgeries is immensely varied, the vast majority is subtended by a conception...

... of Pennsylvania Law Review 143 , no. 6 : 1889 – 2149 . “Excerpt from Santorum Interview.” 2003 . USA Today , April 23 . Fischel Joseph . 2013 . “Against Nature, against Consent: A Sexual Politics of Debility.” differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 24 , no. 1 : 55...

.... Therefore the court required legal and medical com- munities to establish an enhanced form of parental informed consent that must be qualified and persistent. 252 GLQ: A JOURNAL OF LESBIAN and GAY STUDIES KR: The notion of informed consent is particularly problematic when the people...

..., is that laws that criminalize sex work put those involved at increased risk of a variety of harms. That's why Amnesty International, the Human Rights Watch, and the World Health Organization all support the decriminalization of adult sex work worldwide. And while we might understand that our ability to consent...

... consent and competency, about reproduction and parenting, about sex education and representations of sexuality and intellectual disability in media and popular culture. On the other, they indi- cate his desire to get beyond a rights-­based framework for understanding the per...

.... Particularly when faced with decision points in sociogenomic research related to gender and sexuality, a central concern is research participant consent. For example, in the UK Biobank ( 2020 ) consent form, participants were told that their samples would be used for “health-related research purposes.” Could...

... has termed the cunning of recognition, or the reduction of the question of sexual intimacy to the legal question of consent. The protagonists of this book the Moran men, the wealthy tourists they bed and sometimes marry, the young wives they are now able to afford back home may consent to sex...

..., a novel that dares to be completely honest about homosexuality.” They similarly declared Patricia Nell Warren’s The Front Runner (1974) “the first honest popular novel about homosexual love” (fig. 1). And they ambitiously asserted that Laura Z. Hobson’s Consenting Adult (1975) was “unlike any...

... Australian jurisdictions, although there is some variation in the legal provisions governing the ages of consent. The first reforms came in South Australia (1972 and 1975), followed by the Australian Capital Territory (1976), Victoria (1980), Northern Territory (1983), New South Wales (1984...

... (the growth of consent as a standard of sexual value, and reforms that criminalized marital rape). Expansion of the terms THINKING TRAFFICKING, THINKING SEX 137 of heterosexuality for women, particularly in regard to safety, nondiscrimination, and pleasure...

... a bit out of joint if health care providers put together such statements with- out their advice and consent. In this instance, no one—certainly no bioethicist— seems upset that bioethicists have not been consulted. I wish to account for this professional insouciance and argue for a new direction...

... only danger, Levine finds the potential for pleasure. Nowhere is this disagreement more apparent than in the chapter she devotes to critiquing statutory rape laws, which render the consenting younger partner the “victim” of an older sexual outlaw. In arguing for the repeal...

... groups employ in a society to secure the consent of subordinates to abide by their rule. The notion of consent is key because hegemony is created through coercion that is gained using the church, family, media, political parties, schools, unions, and other voluntary...