This book, part of the 33⅓ series, is not just a critique of Celine Dion's album but an exploration of what it means to have 'taste' in music. Wilson examines his own biases and the broader cultural context, drawing on theorists like Pierre Bourdieu, Immanuel Kant, and others. The book questions elitist cultural biases and the status-seeking inherent in expressions of taste, making it a significant study of pop criticism and aesthetic models.
In 'Pleasure Activism,' Adrienne Maree Brown challenges traditional notions of activism by arguing that pleasure and joy are central to social justice and personal liberation. The book draws on Black feminist traditions and includes essays, reflections, and contributions from various feminist thinkers such as Audre Lorde, Octavia Butler, and Sonya Renee Taylor. It covers a wide range of topics including sex work, climate change, race, gender, and the politics of pleasure. Brown advocates for a mindset shift in activism, suggesting that feeling good is not frivolous but essential for collective liberation and personal fulfillment[3][4][5].
Emily Nagoski's "Come Together" delves into the complexities of sex and long-term relationships, challenging traditional norms and offering insights into diverse relationship structures and gender combinations. The book explores the impact of societal expectations and power dynamics on intimacy and satisfaction. It provides practical advice and tools for navigating challenges and fostering healthier connections. Nagoski's work emphasizes the importance of communication, emotional intelligence, and self-awareness in building fulfilling relationships. The book is a valuable resource for individuals and couples seeking to enhance their understanding of intimacy and connection.
Wait, What? is a graphic novel that addresses essential topics for young teens, including puberty, gender identity, and relationships. It emphasizes consent, inclusivity, and mutual support, using a diverse cast of characters to explore these complex issues in a relatable and engaging way.
In 'Come as You Are', Emily Nagoski and Blanca González Villegas delve into the latest scientific research on human sexuality, offering insights and practical advice to improve sexual well-being. The book addresses various aspects of sex, including desire, arousal, and the complexities of sexual response, aiming to help readers understand and enhance their sexual experiences.
Not sure what’s missing from your sex life? Sex educator Emily Nagoski talks about her research on sex and connection, covering everything from common myths about intimacy to why we’re so uncomfortable talking about sex. Learn how to figure out what you want from sex and how to bring it up with your partner.
There are so many societal expectations around sex and relationships. We’re going to get into the reasons we tend to like sex, how to determine exactly what you like, and Emily answers your toughest questions about sex submitted directly to me by lovely listeners.
- 0:33 How Men Are Deprived of Feelings
- 5:31 How Do We Know What We Like?
- 10:30 How To Talk About Sex
- 26:14 Turning Off Your Brain
- 29:40 Sex During Political Collapse
- 31:30 Why Don’t We Talk About Sex?
- 40:15 Practicing Ecstasy
- 44:14 Masturbation
- 56:35 Sex While Managing Disabilities
- 1:01:51 Sex & SSRIs
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For more from Emily, find her on Instagram @enagoski or online at www.emilynagoski.com. Order her newest book Come Together: The Science (and Art!) of Creating Lasting Sexual Connections.
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