Rape and Resistance by Alcoff, Linda Martín -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Table of Contents Dedication Title page Copyright page Acknowledgments

Text Acknowledgments

Introduction: Rape after Foucault

Gray Areas Managing the Problem Sexual Violation The Problematic of Foucault An Agenda for Theory Coda Note

1: Global Resistance: A New Agenda for Theory

A Period of Heightened Visibility Reasonable Goals The Complicated Echoes Surrounding Sexual Violation The Specific Challenges to Speaking Out Steps Toward Change Conclusion Note

2: The Thorny Question of Experience

The Subjective Nature of Experience Ideology and Experience Foucault Rape Scripts Interpretations All the Way Down? A Phenomenological Approach Experience as Know-How Note

3: Norming Sexual Practices

The Case Against Norms Foucault on Normalization The Case of Jouy Children and the Law An Alternative Approach to Norming Notes

4: Sexual Subjectivity

Formative Effects of Violations Consent, Desire, Pleasure, Will Technologies of the Sexual Self Conclusion Notes

5: Decolonizing Terms

Consent Honor Victim Conclusion Notes

6: Speaking “as”

The Reality of TV Discourse and Power Pragmatic Contexts of Speech Confessions Television Confessions Dangers Subversive Speech Notes

7: The Problem of Speaking for Myself

The Feminist Debate Epistemic Reliability The Effects of Trauma Narrative Selves Relational Selves Notes

Conclusion: Standing in the Intersection

Why Intersectionality Is Crucial False Universals A Universal to Aim for Instructive Examples The Question of Love Note

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