Titlebook: Dangerous Discourses of Disability, Subjectivity and Sexuality; Margrit Shildrick Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pu

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Sexuality, Subjectivity and Anxiety,expression of erotic desire must always be accompanied by a certain anxiety. Whilst some of that anxiety is clearly a precautionary response to material risk — the avoidance of unwanted pregnancy, and the contemporary fear of HIV/AIDS, for example, both being concerns that break through specific cul

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Transgressing the Law,odel like psychoanalysis that delves into psychic anxiety to explain governing norms, but an exhaustive and literal programmatic statement of the licit and illicit as it relates to bodies and behaviours. That is not to say, however, that the apparent externality of legal dicta is any more immune to

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Queer Pleasures,hip in the interests of taking full advantage of the theoretical developments that have invigorated other areas of enquiry such as feminism, queer theory, postcolonial studies, and even critical legal theory. One part of my own project is to explore the possibilities of a Deleuzian approach, althoug

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Benji K. Mathews M.D.,Oana Dickinson M.D.pectations of the future, and its growing awareness of internal pressures — the western world and its developed counterparts should be so unsettled by anomalous embodiment? What is it about the variant morphology of intra-human difference that is so disturbing as to invoke in the self-defined mainst

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Normal Cardiac Anatomy and Common Views,onsciousness, and practically none in the socio-political economy. The most significant exception is when the negative reading of such concerns serves to activate an inclination to contain and control supposedly troublesome expressions of sexuality. The problem is that in the context of mainstream v