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Philosophy of Sexual Consent

The course blog for PHIL 532: Philosophy of Sexual Consent, Summer 2019, University of British Columbia. Posts are by seminar participants (individually or collectively).

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Posted by Consent Seminar July 31, 2019

Kukla on Sexual Negotiation (II): Invitations

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Posted by Melanie Spurling July 31, 2019

HIV non-disclosure & sexual consent

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Posted by Shoshana July 30, 2019

A Summary of Amia Srinivasan’s “Does anyone have the right to sex?”

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Posted by Consent Seminar July 30, 2019

Kukla on Sexual Negotiation (I): Consent

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Posted by Consent Seminar July 27, 2019

Is It Love Or Does He Just Pay The Rent? Consent and the Problem of Adaptive Preferences

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Posted by Shoshana July 26, 2019

Is consent the thing that makes sex ethical?

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