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Three Pictures of Sexual Autonomy and Sexual Consent: Applying the Third View
This is a condensed talk that I gave a few weeks ago at UW-Parkside. I have been dividing that talk into three separate posts. This is the third post. In the first post, I looked at procedural autonomy and consensual minimalism. … Continue reading →
Posted in Autonomy, Ethics, Paper Topic, Sexuality
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Tagged Autonomy, Emily Nagoski, Ethics, Sexual Autonomy, Sexual Consent, Sexual Ethics
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Three Pictures of Sexual Autonomy and Sexual Consent: Looking at the Third View
This is a condensed talk that I gave a few weeks ago at UW-Parkside. I have been dividing that talk into three separate posts. This is the third post. In the first post, I looked at procedural autonomy and consensual … Continue reading →
Posted in Autonomy, Ethics, Sexuality
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Tagged Autonomy, Emily Nagoski, Ethics, Sexual Autonomy, Sexual Consent, Sexual Ethics
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Three Pictures of Sexual Autonomy and Sexual Consent: Looking at the Second View
This is a condensed talk that I gave a few weeks ago at UW-Parkside. In the last post, I talked about the first view of sexual autonomy and sexual consent: procedural autonomy and consensual minimalism. In this post, I’ll be … Continue reading →
Posted in Autonomy, Consent, Ethics, Paper Topic, Sexuality
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Tagged Consensual Idealism, Sexual Autonomy, Sexual Consent, Sexual Ethics, Sexuality, Substantive Autonomy
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