Browsing by Subject "consent"

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    • A Defense of Kidney Sales 
      Semrau, Luke Bascome (2016-06-24)
      Department: Philosophy
      Drawing on empirical evidence in medicine, economics, law, and anthropology, I argue that a market is uniquely capable of meeting the demand for transplantable kidneys, and that it may be arranged so as to operate safely. ...
    • Representations of Race, Rape, and Consent in Early Modern English Drama 
      Mendoza, Kirsten Noelle (2018-06-18)
      Department: English
      Representations of Race, Rape, and Consent in Early Modern English Drama analyzes the intersections of raced bodies and sexual violence in theatrical performances of the late Elizabethan and early Stuart periods that ...
    • "The Hebrew will turn Christian; he grows kind": Reimagining Community in Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice 
      Huh, Joanna (2016-11-28)
      Department: English
      In light of the effluence of Islamophobia, targeted violence against black peoples, and hate speech against the Other monopolizing contemporary US political rhetoric, Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice seems disturbingly ...