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Abstract This chapter provides an explanation of, and a critical response to, Tom Dougherty’s influential argument for the claim that deceiving someone into saying yes to sex is seriously wrong even in cases where the deception is about relatively trivial or superficial matters like a person’s job or natural hair color. The first section
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Sexual Harassment, Sexual Consent, and Beyond
2018This premier volume of Sexuality & Culture is dedicated to the theme of Sexual Harassment and Sexual Consent, particularly in academia. The phrasing of the theme emphasizes the point that the issue of sexual harassment is closely linked to the issue of sexual consent.
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Incompetence and Sexual Consent
Abstract This chapter discusses four kinds of problem cases involving people who are, or who might be, incompetent to give valid consent to sex. The first section addresses intoxicated consent. It argues that the range of cases where it’s not sufficiently clear whether a person is too drunk to competently consent to sex is considerably ...openaire +1 more source
A Qualitative Analysis of Beliefs About Sexual Consent Among High School Students
Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 2021Mary Kirtley Righi +2 more
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Moving Toward a New Model of Sexual Consent: The Development of the Process-Based Consent Scale
Violence Against Women, 2021Alyssa Maryn
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Manipulation and Sexual Consent
Abstract This chapter discusses two kinds of case where consent to sex can seem problematic even if no coercion, deception, or incompetence is involved. The first section addresses cases involving positional inequality, like that between a therapist and their patient or between a professor and their student. It provides an explanation of,openaire +1 more source