2018
DOI: 10.1080/00335630.2018.1447141
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“Everything inside me was silenced”: (Re)defining rape through visceral counterpublicity

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“…Históricamente, la interpretación jurídica patriarcal del consentimiento se ha basado en la concepción de un sujeto con autonomía y responsabilidad individual (Burnett et al, 2009, 472) y agencia (Andersson & Edgren, 2018). Esta interpretación ha comprendido los cuerpos femeninos a través de las percepciones masculinas de los deseos de las mujeres y, como resultado, no se ha brindado justicia a las mujeres que sufren violencia sexual (Larson, 2018).…”
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“…Históricamente, la interpretación jurídica patriarcal del consentimiento se ha basado en la concepción de un sujeto con autonomía y responsabilidad individual (Burnett et al, 2009, 472) y agencia (Andersson & Edgren, 2018). Esta interpretación ha comprendido los cuerpos femeninos a través de las percepciones masculinas de los deseos de las mujeres y, como resultado, no se ha brindado justicia a las mujeres que sufren violencia sexual (Larson, 2018).…”
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“…Operationalizing this resistive potential, Larson theorizes a tactic she calls "visceral counterpublicity," or "an alternative framework" for encountering corporeality and sensation that constitutes "a discursive space of opposition grounded in the body and feeling." 15 This work on viscerality allows us to trace the often ineffable public impact of feelings, "expanding what counts as discourse and enriching our understanding of deliberation as it actually happens." 16 Using these insights as a springboard, this essay develops a theory of the visceral imagination.…”
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