Asking for It the Ethics and Erotics of Consent Review

Asking for It

The Ethics & Erotics of Sexual Consent
A Lecture with Harry Brod

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The line between sexual consent and sexual coercion is not always as articulate as it seems -- and co-ordinate to Harry Brod, this is exactly why we should approach our sexual interactions with great care. Brod, a professor of philosophy and leader in the pro-feminist men's motion, offers a unique take on the problem of sexual assault, one that complicates the issue even as information technology clarifies the lesser-line principle that consent must ever be explicitly granted, never simply causeless. In a nonthreatening, non-hectoring give-and-take that ranges from the meanings of "yes" and "no" to the indeterminacy of silence to the style alcohol affects our ethical responsibilities, Brod challenges young people to envision a model of sexual interaction that is most erotic precisely when it is virtually thoughtful and empathetic. Ideal for classes in gender studies, communication, and sociology, and specially useful for extracurricular programs and workshops.

Duration: 38 min
ISBN: one-932869-47-6
Date Produced: 2010
Subtitles: English

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Directed & Edited by Sut Jhally
Associate Producers: Scott Morris, Jason Young

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"In this documentary motion picture, an exploration of sexual consent challenges common assumptions about how partners communicate their willingness or unwillingness to appoint in sex. ...An especially unique and refreshing element of this documentary is Dr. Brod's emphasis on the positive consequences of promoting an affirmative consent standard. Arguing that many sexual assail prevention efforts accept been ineffective largely considering of their anti-sex undertones, Dr. Brod offers an culling perspective. He suggests that only in the presence of affirmative consent tin can partners relish a fully erotic experience characterized by intimacy, mutuality, and sexual communication. ...This moving-picture show strongly promotes a condom and responsible approach to sexual consent without glossing over the challenges and complexities of consent and without taking a blaming or sexual practice-negative stance. This pic is recommended for sexual assault prevention pedagogy with young adults or as a resource for classes on gender and sexuality. It also could exist a useful training video for sexual assault prevention advocates who would like to meliorate the effectiveness of their message."
- Tiffany M. Mueller and Zoe D. Peterson, | Department of Psychology, University of Missouri - St. Louis | Journal of Sexual practice Research

"An fantabulous moving picture to bring men into the conversation. Brod comes off as wise, nonjudgmental, and almost fatherly when giving communication to the male students in his audience. The manner in which he sets up his line of statement about the importance of adopting an affirmative consent standard would get in very difficult, I think, for anyone not to seriously consider what he is advocating. The picture show provides some concrete solutions and a way to move forward. Particularly refreshing is Brod's insistence that men's actions are an important part of addressing the problem of acquaintance rape. Ultimately, [this pic addresses] important bug surrounding sexual boundaries, ethics, and bug of consent, and both men and women would benefit from viewing [Asking For It]. [Asking for It] would no doubt spark lively and intense word amid students."
- Amy Leisenring | San Jose Country University | Teaching Sociology

"Asking for It is an interesting and useful continuation to the conversation almost sexual conduct on campus and between young people. Brod is a comfortable and commanding speaker... and it is informative to run across a philosopher accept on a practical ethical/legal consequence of this sort. The film would exist very appropriate viewing for all incoming college freshmen, and it would generate some lively analysis and debate in the classroom. Suitable for mature high school classes and for higher courses in cultural anthropology, anthropology of gender, and American studies, as well as general audiences."
- Jack David Eller | Anthropology Review Database

"...A useful tool for initiating discussion about consent in modest groups, classes and other contexts that permit for group discussion."
- Richard A. Sprott, Ph.D. | California State University, Due east Bay | Contemporary Sexuality

Praise for Dr. Brod's Lectures & Presentations on Sexual Consent

"Professor Brod made an immediate connectedness to a large but somewhat resistant audience. The visit did us a great service."
- Professor Warren Rosenberg | Chair, Gender Issues Committee, Wabash Higher

"Harry was excellent and got groovy involvement. . . Very engaging and thought provoking. People felt safe to share . . . All-time definition of consent and responsibility I accept heard . . . Completely innovative way of talking about consent . . . Practiced employ of sense of humor to discuss difficult topics. Very engaging and connected to the audition . . . It was moving . . . Smashing info, well-presented and a useful model . . . Swell thinking and motivating . . . Slap-up theory and great presenter!"
- "Violence Goes to Higher" Conference participants | Academy of Colorado

"An incredible approach to bug of gender, cultural diversity, masculinities, and ability that truly relates to the reality of college students' lives."
- Jenn Freitag | Coordinator Lighthouse Violence Prevention & Intervention Middle, University of Central Missouri

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