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Does Anyone Have the Right to Sex?

Posted on November 16, 2018June 26, 2025 by Simon Fokt

Srinivasan attempts to address the question of how we are able to dwell in the ambivalent place where we acknowledge that no one is obligated to desire anyone else, that…

Tagged desire, feminism, sexLeave a comment

Trapped in the Wrong Theory: Rethinking Trans Oppression and Resistance

Posted on November 16, 2018May 13, 2025 by Simon Fokt

Abstract: In this essay, I defend an account of trans oppression and resistance that departs from the prevailing transgender model. While I show why both the “trapped in the wrong body”…

Tagged feminism, oppression, resistance, transgender, transsexualityLeave a comment

Kink and Feminism – Breaking the Binaries

Posted on November 16, 2018June 26, 2025 by Simon Fokt

…the capacity to be feminist as roles and dynamics are intentional, discussed, negotiated and consented to by all involved unlike in ‘real life’ where power dynamics are rarely acknowledged. Since…

Tagged BDSM, desire, feminism, gender, kink, power, sex, unconsciousLeave a comment

Avicenna on Possibility and Necessity

Posted on January 10, 2019May 13, 2025 by Simon Fokt

Abstract: In this paper, I raise the following problem: How does Avicenna define modalities? What oppositional relations are there between modal propositions, whether quantified or not? After giving Avicenna’s definitions…

Tagged eastern logic, eastern philosophy, logic, modalityLeave a comment

Xin, Trust, and Confucius’ Ethics

Posted on May 6, 2019May 13, 2025 by Simon Fokt

…this article is to offer an account of the roles played by xin within Confucius’ ethics. To have a clear understanding of these roles, however, one needs first to understand…

Tagged analects, ethics, trust, trustworthinessLeave a comment

Why should our mind-reading abilities be involved in the explanation of phenomenal consciousness?

Posted on July 1, 2019May 13, 2025 by Simon Fokt

…phenomena that a theory of phenomenal consciousness should explain. First, I argue that we can defend first order representationalism from Carruthers’ attacks and ignore higher order thoughts in our account…

Tagged consciousness, high-order theories of consciousness, mind-reading, representationalismLeave a comment

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