I once used a trigger warning in the more heavy duty sense, and I'm curious whether I did the right thing. It's of course a seminar in moral psychology. And I assigned an article by Jeb Rubenfeld on rape. He basically argued that the notion of rape as sex without consent doesn't work. But if you deceive somebody into having sex with you, putting aside some really strange cases, it doesn't count as rape.

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