RT Article
T1 A kinky doctrine of sin
JF Theology & sexuality
VO 25
IS 1/2
SP 21
OP 44
A1 Mechelke, J. D. R.
LA English
PB Routledge, Taylor and Francis Group
YR 2019
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1671758218
AB Religious and secular groups alike have long marginalized those who practice "kinky sex." These discourses of bodily control have been deconstructed and proven faulty. However, this proposal goes further than mere deconstruction and exposes the gaping hole under this new deconstruction: what does a doctrine of sin look like for kink practitioners? This gaping hole is lubed and ready to be filled. According to a kinky doctrine, sin is violating consent and obstructing escape, the failure to accept limits, and the external essentialism of identity. This kinky theology of sin will not only be useful for members of the kink community but also for individuals from a wide range of identities and practices.
K1 BDSM
K1 Gayle S. Rubin
K1 Gustavo Gutiérrez
K1 Jeremy Carrette
K1 Judith Butler
K1 Mary Elise Lowe
K1 Michel Foucault
K1 Queer Theology
K1 Robert Goss
K1 S/M
K1 Discourse
K1 kinky
K1 Sexual ethics
K1 Sin
DO 10.1080/13558358.2019.1611727