Forthcoming, Australasian Journal of Philosophy
Would be interested to hear more about the difference between men and women here.
Why is it (presumably) wrong to sexualize women but not men (or at least not as wrong)?
Is it just that women's desire to not be sexualized by certain people is massively stronger than men's? Or is there something else at play?
Would be interested to hear more about the difference between men and women here.
Why is it (presumably) wrong to sexualize women but not men (or at least not as wrong)?
Is it just that women's desire to not be sexualized by certain people is massively stronger than men's? Or is there something else at play?