The Philosophy of Sex

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This book engages with fundamental issues surrounding sex and love in contemporary society, addressing themes such as consent, objectification, non-monogamy, and racial stereotyping. It aims to reconcile modern expectations of gender equality with traditional beliefs about love. The text is structured into chapters that delve into various topics, including the objectification inherent in sex, the complexities of consent and rape law, and the nuances of sex work as a contractual exchange. It also examines theories of love, contrasting union theories with concern theories, and discusses the implications of fairness and equality in love. The book further explores sexual and romantic orientations, the nature of marriage, and the intersection of race with love and sexuality. It highlights issues related to disability, the medicalization of sexual experiences, and the economic dimensions of love and sex. Finally, it addresses ethical non-monogamy, its values, and the challenges it faces in contemporary discourse. Written for a broad audience, the work encourages critical reflection on these pressing social issues, aiming to foster a deeper understanding of the complexities of love and sexuality in today's world.