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Nuances of Sexual Consent

Nuances of Sexual Consent

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Sexual consent is the willingness to engage in sexual behavior with another person, and this book explores the complexities of how people experience, communicate, and perceive it. It examines questions such as whether consent is sexy, how nonconsensual sex affects subsequent relationships, and the roles of gender and sexual orientation in sexual consent. The studies described emphasize the ongoing nature of the consent process and the importance of mutual respect between those involved.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 122 pages
Publication date: 29 January 2024
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd

Sexual consent is a complex and multifaceted concept that encompasses the willingness and ability of an individual to engage in sexual behavior with another person. It involves a conscious and voluntary decision to participate in sexual activity, free from coercion, pressure, or manipulation. Consent is an essential element of healthy and respectful relationships, as it ensures that both parties have the capacity to give and receive informed and enthusiastic consent.

In this book, we present a collection of research studies that explore various aspects of sexual consent. These studies aim to uncover the intricacies related to how people experience, communicate, and perceive their willingness to engage in sexual behavior.

One of the key questions addressed in these studies is whether consent is inherently sexy. The authors examine how societal norms, cultural attitudes, and media portrayals influence perceptions of consent and whether they contribute to the perpetuation of sexual violence and harassment. They argue that consent should be seen as a normal and positive aspect of sexual relationships, rather than something that is stigmatized or considered taboo.

Another important aspect of sexual consent is the extent to which descriptions of nonconsensual sex are discomforting. The authors explore how the portrayal of nonconsensual sex in media, literature, and popular culture can impact individuals' perceptions of consent and their willingness to report sexual assault. They argue that the use of graphic and detailed descriptions of nonconsensual sex can perpetuate harmful stereotypes and undermine the credibility of survivors of sexual violence.

The impact of past instances of nonconsensual sex on how people experience consent in subsequent relationships is also examined. The authors explore how individuals may develop patterns of consent or lack thereof based on their past experiences and how these patterns can affect their ability to establish and maintain healthy and respectful relationships. They argue that addressing past trauma and promoting healing is crucial in promoting consent in the future.

The role of gender and sexual orientation in sexual consent is another important topic explored in these studies. The authors examine how societal expectations and norms regarding gender roles and sexual orientation can influence individuals' perceptions of consent and their willingness to engage in sexual behavior. They argue that promoting gender equality and inclusivity is essential in creating a culture of consent that is fair and respectful to all individuals.

The use of sex robots, which are increasingly popular in the entertainment industry, raises several ethical and legal questions regarding sexual consent. The authors examine how the design and use of sex robots can impact individuals' perceptions of consent and their ability to establish boundaries in sexual relationships. They argue that the regulation and oversight of the sex robot industry are necessary to ensure that individuals are protected from harm and that their rights and interests are respected.

In conclusion, Nuances of Sexual Consent is a valuable contribution to sexuality studies and will be a great resource for researchers, instructors, and advanced students of Psychology, Sociology, Cultural Studies, Gender Studies, and Philosophy. The chapters in this book were originally published as a special issue of the journal Psychology & Sexuality, and they provide a comprehensive and interdisciplinary perspective on sexual consent. By exploring the many nuances underlying a person's willingness to engage in sexual behavior, this book emphasizes the importance of ongoing dialogue, education, and awareness-raising to promote healthy and respectful relationships and to prevent sexual violence and harassment.


Dimension: 246 x 174 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781032231877

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