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200 00$aWomen, sexuality and the political power of pleasure /$fedited by Susie Jolly, Andrea Cornwall and Kate Hawkins
205   $a1st ed.
210   $aLondon ;$aNew York $cZed Books ;$aNew York $cDistributed in the USA exclusively by Palgrave Macmillan$d2013
215   $ax, 309 p
225 0 $aFeminism and development
300   $aBibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
327   $tIntroduction : women, sexuality and the political power of pleasure /$rSusie Jolly, Andrea Cornwall and Kate Hawkins --$g1.$tThinking with pleasure : danger, sexuality and agency /$rBibi Bakare-Yusuf --$g2.$tChallenging the pleasure versus danger binary : reflections on sexuality workshops with rural women's rights activists in north India /$rJaya Sharma --$g3.$tSexual pleasure as a woman's human right : experiences from a human rights training programme for women in Turkey /$rGulsah Seral Aksakal --$g4.$tBetter sex and more equal relationships : couple training in Nigeria /$rDorothy Aken'ova --$g5.$tBuilding a movement for sexual rights and pleasure /$rXiaopei He --$g6.$tEnabling disabled people to have and enjoy the kind of sexuality they want /$rLorna Couldrick and Alex Cowan --$g7.$tDesires denied : sexual pleasure in the context of HIV /$rAlice Welbourn --$g8.$tSex is a gift from God : paralysis and potential in sex education in Malawi /$rAnai?s Bertrand-Dansereau --$g9.$tWhy we need to think about sexuality and sexual well-being : addressing sexual violence in sub-Saharan Africa /$rChi-Chi Undie --$g10.$tCould watching porn increase our expectations of (safe) pleasure? : an exploration of some promising harm-reduction practices /$rAnne Philpott and Krissy Ferris --$g11.$tChallenging clitoraid /$rPetra Boynton --$g12.$tHow was it for you? : pleasure and performance in sex work /$rJo Doezema --$g13.$tEroticism, sensuality and 'women's secrets' among the Baganda /$rSylvia Tamale --$g14.$tLaughter, the subversive body organ /$rAna Francis Mor.
330   $aWith examples from both the north and south of the globe, Women, Sexuality and the Political Power of Pleasure shows how positive approaches to pleasure and sexuality can enhance equality and empowerment for all.
410  0$aFeminisms and development.
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