Date Rape: Feminism, Philosophy, and the LawLeslie Francis |
Contents
Date Rape A Feminist Analysis Lois Pineau | 1 |
Date Rape and Erotic Discourse David M Adams | 27 |
Date Rape and the Law Another Feminist View Catharine Pierce Wells | 41 |
Forcible Rape Date Rape and Communicative Sexuality A Legal Perspective Angela P Harris | 51 |
A Response to My Critics Lois Pineau | 63 |
A Dialogue on Evidence Angela P Harris and Lois Pineau | 109 |
The Antioch Policy | 133 |
The Antioch College Sexual Offense Policy | 135 |
The Antioch Response Sex You Just Dont Talk About It Alan E Guskin | 155 |
The Antioch Policy a Community Experiment in Communicative Sexuality Matthew R Silliman | 167 |
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Contributors | 181 |
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Common terms and phrases
accused ADCIL Advocate aggressive agree and/or ANGELA Angela Harris Antioch College Antioch policy argues behavior believe campus Catharine Catharine MacKinnon communicative model communicative sex communicative sexuality concern consensual conviction courts crime criminal law criterion culture date rape Dean of Students defendant desire erotic Estrich evidence Feminism feminist theory gender her/his Ibid involved issue jury kind of sex kiss Lois Pineau male means mens rea model of sexuality municative nonaggravated sexual assault noncommunicative nonconsent norm one's partner person perspective Pineau point of view positive presumption primary witness problem protection question rape law rape shield rape shield laws rapist reality reasonable reform requirement resistance respect responses sadomasochistic sexual activity sexual conduct sexual consent sexual encounter sexual harassment sexual intercourse Sexual Offense sexually transmitted disease social someone standard story Susan Estrich tion tive verbal consent victim violation woman woman's point women
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