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Powerful Medicine; a dimension of the Nassar case
I want to start this post with a really clear content notice; if you’re uncomfortable with or likely to be triggered by descriptions of sexual assault, you may want to gird yourself or take a pass on this post entirely. I experienced nausea myself in reading the accounts, but I don’t think it is really […]
Aristotelian Rape Training: Pornography and Rape Culture
April 8, 2016 by Gordon Hawkes
Someone asked me the other day what I thought about the Jian Ghomeshi case. Jian Ghomeshi, if you aren’t familiar, is a Canadian radio personality who was charged with sexually assaulting women. His accusers described him suddenly turning violent, yanking their hair, slapping them. What was not in dispute in the case was that Ghomeshi […]
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A Philosopher's Take 
January 27, 2018 by Joshua Stein
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