Status Updates From Asexualities: Feminist and ...

CODA
“Never Enough”: Then, Now, and Tomorrow

Part VII - Ace Solidarities/Ace Futures
24 - “Freedom Lovers”

Reflection: heartwarming conclusion

VII - Ace Solidarities/Ace Futures
23 - Toward A Global Asexual Solidarity Beyond Identity

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Part VII - Ace Solidarities/Ace Futures
22 - Toward An Ace- and Aro-Friendly Society

Reflection: super inspiring conclusion

Part VII - Ace Solidarities/Ace Futures
21 - Asexuality and Disability

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Part VI - Asexual Kinship and Platonic Intimacies
20 - Girltalk

Reflection: very interesting method and framework!

Part VI - Asexual Kinship and Platonic Intimacies
19 - #Platonicintimacy

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Part VI - Asexual Kinship and Platonic Intimacies
18 - Asexual Kinship

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Part V - Reading Asexually
17 - Toward An Asexual Narrative Structure

Reflection: I never felt more defeated in trying to understand something. what are even words at this point. going to sleep stat

V - Reading Asexually
16 - “What to call that sport, the neuter human…”

Reflection: finally a chapter I actually understand from start to finish 😅

V - Reading Asexually
15 - Compulsory Sexuality and Asexual/Crip Resistance in John Cameron Mitchell’s Shortbus

Part V - Reading Asexually
14 - Subjective Limits of Imagination

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Part IV - Asexualities in Place and Space
13 - Erasure, Camouflage, Exceptionalism, and Cultural Criticism

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Part IV - Asexualities in Place and Space
12 - (SA)fe Sp(aces)

Reflection: do not understand the title @@

Part IV - Asexualities in Place and Space
11- Toward Asexual Geographies

Reflection: I’ve never read so much and understood so little. wtf.

Part III - A/sexologies
10 - Deferred Desire

Reflection: (note) ace definition correlating with experience

Part III - A/Sexologies
9 - Between the Bedroom and the Laboratory

Reflection: feminized responsive desire framework

Part III - A/sexologies
8 - Asexual Desires? Mismeasures In the Sexual Sciences

Reflection: “It may be more interesting and politically viable to consider asexuality as a resistance to a specific definition of what it means to be sexual. This is where diversity within the asexual community is crucial.”

Part II - Asexuality, Identity, and the Political Sphere
7 - A Brief Manifesto Against Asexual Respectability Politics

Reflection: future reference for thesis

Part II - Asexuality, Identity, and the Political Sphere
6 - “Jarek, get on Tinder”

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Part II - Asexuality, Identity, and the Political Sphere
5 - “There’s No Such Thing As A Sexual Relationship”

Reflection: (starred) signifier/signification - potentially useful for thesis proposal

Part II - Asexuality, Identity, and the Political Sphere
4 - Radical Identity Politics

Reflection: (note) A New Theoretical Vocabulary for Sexuality Studies

Part I - Beyond Sexuality, Beyond the Human
3 - Ace-Ecologies

Reflection: (note) what could potentially further alienate asexuality

Part I - Beyond Sexuality, Beyond the Human
2 - Asexual Ecologies

Reflection: did not expect the term “vegetal eroticism” to have entered my consciousness, though i don’t mind that it did~

[I’m just tracking my progress since this is a huge collection of essays. Might or might not comment on the content]
Part I - Beyond Sexuality, Beyone the Human
1 - Sexuality is over. Long live asexuality

Reflection: what a Bold introduction!!