In this episode, Max Fox reflects on the sexual liberation movement of the late-sixties and early seventies. We discussed the politicization of homosexuality during the sexual liberation era, the inheritances and departures from the movement's ideology, and the possibilities of sexual politics today.

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🦋 NAVIGATION 🦋

1:20 — The new-found interest in the sexual liberation movement in recent years

7:45 — A ‘return to sex’ within queer writing?

29:40 — Historicizing sexual liberation

37:35 — Structural similarities between the '70s and 2010s

48:45 — Stonewall as an anti-colonial uprising

56:55 — The limits of 'normativity'

1:11:18 — Self-determination vs. self-expression

🦋 FURTHER RESOURCES 🦋

Sex as Cultural Form: The Antinomies of Sexual Discourse (Christopher Chitty): https://bit.ly/2Mw1l3O

Max Fox Discusses his Experience Editing Christopher Chitty's Work for Sexual Hegemony (Max Fox): https://bit.ly/36Dt619

The Dutch Disease of Homosexuality (Christopher Chitty): https://bit.ly/3jgQCpT

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