Bodies and Pleasures: Foucault and the Politics of Sexual Normalization
In Bodies and Pleasures, Ladelle McWhorter explores Foucault’s account of sexual normalization and its implications for bodies, desire, and political life. This focused work engages questions in philosophy, sociology, gender studies, and critical theory, offering readers a thoughtful examination of how sexuality is shaped by social and political forces.
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Bodies and Pleasures examines Michel Foucault’s thinking on the relationship between bodies, pleasures, and sexual normalization.
Ladelle McWhorter focuses on the political dimensions of sexuality and the ways norms shape understandings of bodies and desire.
The book offers a critical study for readers interested in Foucault, social theory, gender studies, and the politics of sexual identity.
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