Persons and Sexuality

Persons and Sexuality
Edited by Allison Moore and Carlo Zuccarini

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Contents

Foreword
Allison Moore and Carlo Zuccarini

PART I Media and Representations

Media, Economics and Sexuality:An Approach to the Greek Press Reports on Trafficked Women
Maria Kyriakidou and Sotiris Themistokleous

Selling Tantalisation and Titillation: A History of Camouflage
Neil Carr and Sarah Carr

PART II Faith and Religion

Sexualising Faith and Spiritualising Sexuality in Postcolonial Narratives of Same-Sex Intimacy
Sharon A. Bong

Claiming Marginal Sexual Identity within Mainstream Religious Culture: Soulforce Q Equality Ride Case Study
Alexey S. Bulokhov

Sacred Sexuality and Conservative American Christianity: Probing the Boundaries
Derrell Cox II

PART III Paradigms

Free Love for Free Persons: An Anarchist Utopia Based on Sexual Self-Ownership
Jürgen Schaupp

A Foucauldian Interpretation of Kinsey’s Legacy
Robert Darrow

PART IV Sensuality and Aesthetics

The Big ‘O’ in Opera
Carlo Zuccarini

PART V Identities

The Fluidity of Sexual Identity: Negotiations and Performances in Phone Sex Work
Giulia Selmi

Sadomasochism: Deconstructing Sexual Identity through Power
Flavia Monceri

PART VI Ethics, Plurality and Responsibility

Sexuality, Globalisation and Ethics: Some Reflections
Tom Claes

‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’? Rights, Responsibilities and the Non-Disclosure of Sexually Transmitted Infections
Allison Moore and Paul Reynolds

PART VII Cultural Constructions

Something ‘New’ that’s Been Here all Along? The Afropolitan Bridal Couple in the South African Bridal Magazine
Benita de Robillard

PART VIII Renegotiating and Redefining

Working with Couples Whose Sex Life Isn’t Working: Current Cultural Factors Diminishing Couples’ Sexual Satisfaction
Tina Schermer-Sellers

Notes on Contributors