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Pornography and Melancholy
Apa Newsletter on Feminism and Philosophy (forthcoming)
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Section 1 proposes a new philosophical account of melancholy. Section 2 examines the reasons why one might think that pornography and melancholy are incompatible. Section 3 discusses some successful examples of melancholic pornography and makes the case that feminist pornographers are particularly well-placed to produce such material.Author's Profile
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Peaks and Troughs: Dysepiphany, Antiphany, and Melancholy.Hans Maes - 2023 - Journal of Value Inquiry 57 (1):197-208.
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