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The Heteropessimists

The Heteropessimists

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A series of interviews that seek to unpack and explore the concept of 'heteropessimism' as well as its travels throughout scholarship and popular culture, with the ultimate goal to find a way forward, towards a 'hetero-optimism'. This is a podcast for straight and queer folks alike interested in thinking holistically about gender, relationships and sexuality today.© 2023 The Heteropessimists Ciencias Sociales Higiene y Vida Saludable Relaciones
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  • Volume 1 Coda: Misogyny and the Anesthetic Affect

    Volume 1 Coda: Misogyny and the Anesthetic Affect
    Jul 12 2023

    This in-depth discussion between Samantha Pinson Wrisley and Jennifer Hamilton provides an unexpected but perfect coda to volume one.  Wrisley’s research on misogyny focuses on the "feeling" of hating women, and on articulating how those feelings shape relationships and social worlds. In Wrisley’s work, the consequences of widespread heteropessimism are examined for their connections to misogyny, which are less banal and more pernicious. They look at how this same (or adjacent) feeling tangles with misogyny and forms part of the rise of transphobia, incels and the manosphere. 
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    1 h
  • Episode Five: Domestic Ecologies and Family Abolition

    Episode Five: Domestic Ecologies and Family Abolition
    Jul 21 2022

    In our final episode of Volume One, Jennifer Hamilton chats to author and scholar, Sophie Lewis, about her new book, ‘Abolish the Family!: A Manifesto for Care and Liberation' and how this provocative idea can help us move beyond the emotional and political trap that is laid for people by heteropessimism.
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    41 m
  • Episode Four: Desire and Moving Beyond Binaries

    Episode Four: Desire and Moving Beyond Binaries
    Jul 14 2022

    Our team member, Dr Christina Kenny, a sociologist at UNE talks to strong man coach, sex worker and professional dominant, Sir James, to unpack some of the ways that ‘desire’ and ‘taboo’ can undo and perhaps even challenge some of the constrictive, heteronormative expectations which can produce heteropessimism and, in turn, heteropessimists.

     
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    36 m
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