Abbiamo chiesto alle nostre relatrici e ai nostri relatori di indicarci alcuni testi utili di approfondimento dei temi trattati: 

– Anderson, M.J. 2005, “Negotiating Sex”, Southern California Law Review, 41, 101-40.

– Bianchi, C. (2022) “Dangerous Liaisons: The Pragmatics of Sexual Negotiation”, Argumenta, 8, 1, pp. 137-151, 10.14275/2465-2334/202215.bia.

– Caponetto, L. forth., “The Pragmatic Structure of Refusal”, Synthese.

– Kukla, R. 2018, “That’s What She Said: The Language of Sexual Negotiation”, Ethics, 129, 1, 70-97.

– Langton, R. 1993, “Speech Acts and Unspeakable Acts”, Philosophy and Public Affairs, 22, 4, 292-330.

– Hearn, J. (2004). From hegemonic masculinity to the hegemony of men. Feminist theory, 5(1), 49-72.
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– Berry, K. (2003). The symbolic use of Afghan women in the war on terror. Humboldt Journal of Social Relations, 137-160.
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– Arruzza C., Bhattacharya T., Fraser N., Femminismo per il 99%. Un manifesto, Laterza, 2019
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– Link Rivista Illuminazioni, num 55, Gennaio-Marzo 2021

– DiMuccio, S. H., & Knowles, E. D. (2020). The political significance of fragile masculinity. Current Opinion in Behavioral Sciences, 34, 25-28.
–Gender Stereotypes, Naomi Ellemers, Annual Review of Psychology 2018 69:1, 275-298
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