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Beata has written a book
For a new sexual revolution that not only advocates the free expression of lust, but also the free expression of lustlessness. Because despite all the beautiful and important feminist sex-positive efforts to remove taboos and shame, this is still a shameful taboo: not having sex, not wanting it or wanting it but having difficulties with it...
Article by Beata on the "Liberation of the repressed weariness of sex" in 'Texte zur Kunst'
"Forget the images of oiled and horny bacchanalia, here we will indulge in languor and engage in lazy f****. Getting involved with people with whom the chemistry is not right, and consciously losing the desire for bore-gasm ...
Beata's discussion series "Ambivalent Aesthetics - Sexual Culture and its (re) presentations"
How is sexuality depicted and represented? Through nudity? By rubbing certain parts of the body? Through censorship? The triggering of aroused feelings? Beata is organizing a series of discussions at the Graduate Center for the Study of Culture in GIeßen about the...
"How do we know what we really want?" - Interview with Beata about her view of sexuality in FAZ Quarterly
Did you actually see that there was an interview with Beata in the FAZ Quarterly? "The view of sexuality in many parts of society has changed radically. We present five women who have made a profession out of it." Among them...
A commemorative publication about sadism and a thank you for saying no
As a commemorative publication for the cultural scientist Prof. Dr. Iris Därmann, who works on sadism, gift theories, aesthetics and other exciting fields of research that are equally important to us, the volume "Empfangen" has just been published by DeGruyter Verlag, in which Beata was involved with other editors.
Beata's article on consent zines in the Hamburg Journal for Cultural Anthropology
More precisely, in the conference proceedings 'Anthropology of Sex, Gender and Bodies. Kulturwissenschaftliche Perspektiven auf Alltägliches' of the Hamburg Journal for Cultural Anthropology. Beata's article can be found >>here.