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234dumbfounded April 25, 2011 at 11:10 am Sorry – the comment above wasn’t meant to be anonymous – Dumbfounded.
235Opus April 29, 2011 at 3:55 pm I am suprised that my comment seems to have provoked dismay. Reptition does not improve my argument, so I will not repeat myself. Instead I will suggest that in the 21st Century Rape as a concept is really meaningless. A sexual assault should be treated as any other assault. Its sexual element being immaterial. In support of this view I have none other (de facto) than Blackstone’s Commentaries on The Laws of England.
236Abbot May 27, 2011 at 10:53 pm Amanda Marcotte stated: .
Feminism, in particular, exists for one specific reason: to overturn the patriarchy. Should we achieve that goal, there is no more need for feminism.
. and that view is verified in light of “rape as domination and control” by Trayce Hansen, Ph.D.: .
feminists strategically concluded that if rape was perceived as motivated “only” by sex, then it would be of limited political value, but if instead rape was seen as motivated by male desire to dominate and control women, then it could be used as a powerful political tool for radical cultural change. Specifically, feminists decided that if they could convince society that male domination was the rapist’s true motivation, then the end of rape would necessarily require an end to the traditional patriarchal culture said to support that domination. Rape would become the symbolic sword that radical feminists hoped would help them slay what they perceived as the evil dragon of “traditional” culture—their ultimate sociopolitical objective.
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