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The Right to Sex
By Amia Srinivasan
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Description
In The Right to Sex, Amia Srinivasan invites readers to engage in a profound examination of the intersections between sex, power, and society. This compelling work combines rigorous philosophical inquiry with the author's keen insights into contemporary social issues, exploring the ethical dimensions of sexual relations in a world marked by inequality and injustice.
The Story
Srinivasan tackles difficult questions surrounding desire, consent, and the societal expectations that shape our intimate lives. Through a series of thought-provoking essays, she navigates topics such as the politics of desire, the implications of sexual liberation, and the moral responsibilities that come with our sexual choices. Her writing challenges us to reconsider our assumptions about who has a right to sex and the power dynamics that underpin these rights.
Why Readers Love It
Readers appreciate Srinivasan's ability to blend philosophical discourse with accessible prose, making complex ideas about ethics and morality engaging and relevant. Her exploration of sexual behaviour is not just theoretical; it resonates with the lived experiences of many, prompting reflection and dialogue on personal and societal levels. The book's structure allows for deep dives into specific topics, while maintaining a cohesive narrative that binds them together.
Perfect For
- Those interested in feminist theory and gender studies
- Readers exploring the ethics of sexual relationships
- Anyone seeking to understand the cultural shifts surrounding sexuality today
"A masterful blend of philosophy and social critique that challenges our perceptions of desire."
Specifications
Format: Paperback / softback
Dimensions: × ×
Pages: 304
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing
ISBN: 9781526612540
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