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Rethinking Sex
Book • 2022
In 'Rethinking Sex: A Provocation', Christine Emba critiques the current consent-only approach to sex, arguing it may not be the solution to sexual malaise.
She advocates for a more humane philosophy that considers emotional, mental, and social implications of sex, drawing from historical thinkers and contemporary issues like #MeToo.
Emba suggests that while consent is essential, it should be complemented by a deeper understanding of what makes sex fulfilling and respectful.
She advocates for a more humane philosophy that considers emotional, mental, and social implications of sex, drawing from historical thinkers and contemporary issues like #MeToo.
Emba suggests that while consent is essential, it should be complemented by a deeper understanding of what makes sex fulfilling and respectful.
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as the author of the book and a guest on the podcast.


Scott Galloway

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Office Hours Special: Algebra of Masculinity Part 1
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's book about broader questions of sexuality and gender.

Russell Moore


Christine Emba

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Christine Emba on the Fantasy of Porn’s Harmlessness
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while discussing the impact of technology on dating and relationships.


Bill Maher

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as a new book exploring questions about sex and unhappiness among young Americans.

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, who wrote an editorial about the illusion of a harmless porn industry.

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