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000771797 1001_ $$aFischel, Joseph J.,$$eauthor.
000771797 24510 $$aSex and harm in the age of consent /$$cJoseph J. Fischel.
000771797 264_1 $$aMinneapolis :$$bUniversity of Minnesota Press,$$c[2016]
000771797 300__ $$aix, 333 pages :$$billustrations ;$$c22 cm
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000771797 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 291-324) and index.
000771797 5050_ $$aIntroduction : sex and the ends of consent -- "Especially heinous", politics, predation, sex panics -- Transcendent homosexuals, dangerous sex offenders -- Numbers, sex, power : age and sexual consent -- Growing somewhere? Journeys of gendered adolescence -- Conclusion : other sex scandals.
000771797 520__ $$a"Sex and Harm in the Age of Consent cautions against the adoption of consent as our primary determinant of sexual freedom. For Joseph J. Fischel, consent is not necessarily always ethically sound. It is, he argues, a moralized fiction, and it churns out figures for its normativity: the predatory sex offender and the innocent child. Examining the representation of consent in U.S. law and media culture, Fischel contends that the figures of the sex offender and the child are consent's alibi, its negative space, enabling fictions that allow consent to do the work cut out for it under late modern sexual politics. Engaging legal, queer, feminist, and political theory, case law and statutory law, and media representations, Fischel proposes that we change our adjudicative terms from innocence, consent, and predation to vulnerability, sexual autonomy, and "peremption," which he defines as the uncontrolled disqualification of possibility. Such a shift in theory, law, and life would be less damaging for young people, more responsive to sexual violence, and better for sex." -- Publisher's description
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000771797 650_0 $$aConsent (Law)$$zUnited States.
000771797 650_0 $$aSex customs$$zUnited States.
000771797 650_0 $$aSex offenders$$zUnited States.
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