Re: history of sexuality liberation

+ From: "Maureen Ford" <mford@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+ Date: Sun, 02 Mar 2008 13:04:21 -0500

Surely this will depend on what one associates with liberation. If one
associates practices or technologies that offer creativity within
circulations of power, resistance, then liberation need not be framed so
negatively.

If liberation is taken up in its enlightenment garb (deceptively exclusive
as that is) then, yes, I would agree that using Foucault would not be
'liberating.'

mford

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