Gender Lunch Talk: Seeking a feminist “sexual violence prevention education” in Korea
The Gender Lunch Talks are a series of networking events held by the MvBZ aiming to make gender research within Freie Universität Berlin more visible. At each event, projects and recent publications are presented and discussed. There will be five events in Winter Term 2017/18.
The talks will be given either in German or English.
Input on 09.11.2017
Hyun Gyung Kim Ph.D. (Graduate School of East Asian Studies)
Searching for the feminist “sexual violence prevention education” in Korea
The presentation examines an impasse that occurs as the ‘sexuality as violence’ concept comes to have the discursive power regulating education for sexual violence prevention and sexual education in schools, and tries to look for the possibility of a feminist education for sexual violence prevention in Korea. The feminist movement against sexual violence in Korea is an axis leading a trend in education emphasizing the prevention of ‘sexuality as violence’ recently. Though movement against sexual violence brought forward ‘sexuality as power relations’, it was minimized to ‘sexuality as violence’. The talk will cover how the present education for sexual violence prevention is paradoxically forming normative heterosexual manhood and womanhood and why it fails to prevent sexual violence.
This lecture is part of the theme week „Sexualisierte Diskriminierung und Gewalt“ at Freie Universität Berlin, 06.–09.09.2017
Time & Location
Nov 09, 2017 | 12:30 PM - 01:30 PM
Habelschwerdter Allee 45, Raum KL 29/135 (Rost- und Silberlaube)
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