Mediated Intimacy
by Meg-John Barker, Rosalind Gill, Laura Harvey
BeratungÉducation sexuelleGender identity in mass mediaGeschlechtsidentitätMass media and sex
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*Mediated Intimacy* looks at contemporary sex and relationship advice, exploring how our intimate lives are shaped through different media, from manuals and magazines to television and Twitter. By exploring how intimacy is constructed through different media texts, the authors consider which ideas and practices these changing forms of 'sexpertise' open up, and which they close down.The book reveals the intimate operation of power in mediated advice, how words and images, stories and sound can work to shore up social injustice. It critically engages with the ideas of choice and responsibility in sex self-help, arguing that these can obscure and/or justify oppression, even if they're sometimes experienced as empowering and/or pleasurable.This bold and incisive book provides a radical challenge to the assumptions underlying the sex advice industry, and presents a critical, collaborative and consensual vision for sex advice of the future.
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BeratungÉducation sexuelleGender identity in mass mediaGeschlechtsidentitätMass media and sexMassenmedien
About the author
Meg-John Barker
23 June 1974
Meg-John Barker (they/them) is a psychologist, writer and zine-maker. They are the author of a number of popular books on sex, gender, and relationships
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