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Max Fox on sexual liberation and its legacies
In this episode, Max Fox reflects on the sexual liberation movement of the late-sixties and early seventies. We discussed the politicization of homosexuality during the sexual liberation era, the inheritances and departures from the movement's ideology, and the possibilities of sexual politics today.
You can find Max on Twitter @mxwfx (https://bit.ly/2MUazHa) or at https://www.maxfox.site.
🦋 NAVIGATION 🦋
1:20 — The new-found interest in the sexual liberation movement in recent years
7:45 — A ‘return to sex’ within queer writing?
29:40 — Historicizing sexual liberation
37:35 — Structural similarities between the '70s and 2010s
48:45 — Stonewall as an anti-colonial uprising
56:55 — The limits of 'normativity'
1:11:18 — Self-determination vs. self-expression
🦋 FURTHER RESOURCES 🦋
Sex as Cultural Form: The Antinomies of Sexual Discourse (Christopher Chitty): https://bit.ly/2Mw1l3O
Max Fox Discusses his Experience Editing Christopher Chitty's Work for Sexual Hegemony (Max Fox): https://bit.ly/36Dt619
The Dutch Disease of Homosexuality (Christopher Chitty): https://bit.ly/3jgQCpT
🦋 FOLLOW US 🦋
Twitter @StoffelAlex (https://bit.ly/3c5Bydl) and @FelixdlCampo (https://bit.ly/368LYoH)
Instagram @delcampofelix (https://bit.ly/36b7hpw)
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In this episode, Max Fox reflects on the sexual liberation movement of the late-sixties and early seventies. We discussed the politicization of homosexuality during the sexual liberation era, the inheritances and departures from the movement's ideology, and the possibilities of sexual politics today.
You can find Max on Twitter @mxwfx (https://bit.ly/2MUazHa) or at https://www.maxfox.site.
🦋 NAVIGATION 🦋
1:20 — The new-found interest in the sexual liberation movement in recent years
7:45 — A ‘return to sex’ within queer writing?
29:40 — Historicizing sexual liberation
37:35 — Structural similarities between the '70s and 2010s
48:45 — Stonewall as an anti-colonial uprising
56:55 — The limits of 'normativity'
1:11:18 — Self-determination vs. self-expression
🦋 FURTHER RESOURCES 🦋
Sex as Cultural Form: The Antinomies of Sexual Discourse (Christopher Chitty): https://bit.ly/2Mw1l3O
Max Fox Discusses his Experience Editing Christopher Chitty's Work for Sexual Hegemony (Max Fox): https://bit.ly/36Dt619
The Dutch Disease of Homosexuality (Christopher Chitty): https://bit.ly/3jgQCpT
🦋 FOLLOW US 🦋
Twitter @StoffelAlex (https://bit.ly/3c5Bydl) and @FelixdlCampo (https://bit.ly/368LYoH)
Instagram @delcampofelix (https://bit.ly/36b7hpw)