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Beata has written a book
For a new sexual revolution that advocates not only for the free expression of desire, but also for the free expression of a lack of desire. Because despite all the wonderful and important feminist and sex-positive efforts to break down taboos and overcome shame, one thing remains a shameful taboo: not having sex, not wanting it, or wanting it but struggling with it…
Article by Beata on the "Liberation from Oppressive Sex Fatigue" in 'Texte zur Kunst'
"Forget the images of oiled-up, raunchy orgies—here we’ll wallow in idleness and indulge in rotten f****. Getting involved with people we don’t click with, and consciously embracing the thrill of the bore-gasm …
Beata's lecture series "Ambivalent Aesthetics - Sexual Culture and its (Re)presentations"
How is sexuality portrayed and represented? Through nudity? The rubbing of certain body parts? Through censorship? By provoking aroused feelings? Beata is organizing a series of discussions at the Graduate Center for the Study of Culture in Giessen on the…
"How do we know what we really want?" - An interview with Beata about her views on sexuality in FAZ Quarterly
Did you happen to see that there was an interview with Beata in FAZ Quarterly? "The way society views sexuality has changed radically. We introduce five women who have turned this into a career." Among them…
A commemorative volume on sadism and a thank you for saying no
The volume *Empfangen*, published by DeGruyter, has just been released as a commemorative publication honoring cultural studies scholar Prof. Dr. Iris Därmann, whose work focuses on sadism, theories of gift-giving, aesthetics, and other fascinating fields of research that also hold great interest for us; Beata contributed to this volume alongside other editors.
Beata's article on consent zines in the Hamburg Journal of Cultural Anthropology
More specifically, in the conference proceedings *Anthropology of Sex, Gender, and Bodies: Cultural Studies Perspectives on Everyday Life* published by the *Hamburg Journal of Cultural Anthropology*. Beata’s article is available >>here.