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May 2016
Print ISBN: 9780889615854
Overview
Politics and Sex demonstrates how the “private” is also a site of power. The study of politics is traditionally founded on a fundamental distinction between the public and private spheres. Focusing on the particular challenges faced by women, author Edna Keeble interrogates the relationship between the desire to control female sexuality and gender inequality in a broader political context.
This introductory text brings together a diverse collection of issues including body image, body politics, the veiling of women, female genital mutilation or cutting, rape and sexual violence, pornography, and prostitution, and will encourage informed conversations about gender and sexuality in the political science classroom.
Edna Keeble takes a much-needed feminist liberal perspective through which readers can engage with questions of gender, culture, public policy, and human rights. Each chapter is rich with pedagogical features, including lists of recommended films, video clips, websites, and additional readings. Interdisciplinary in nature, this text is a welcome resource for courses in political science, politics and sex, women and politics, and contemporary politics.
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter 1: Politics and Sex: A Feminist Liberal Perspective
Chapter 2: Body Politics
Chapter 3: The Veiling of Women
Chapter 4: Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting
Chapter 5: Rape and Sexual Violence
Chapter 6: Pornography
Chapter 7: Prostitution and Trafficking
Concluding Comments: Politics and Sex RevisitedReferences
