The Intersections of Art, Consent, and Journalism

This chapter delves into the profound influence of Margaret Duras' alcoholism on her artistic style, highlighting themes of lethargy and unconventional storytelling in her work. It also critiques societal attitudes toward consent through a case in France, emphasizing the need for deeper understanding over mere legal adjustments. Additionally, it reflects on the evolution of a prominent magazine, The Spectator, exploring the balance between traditional values and modern media challenges.