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Handbook of Research on Communication Strategies for Taboo Topics
A location of discourse that sits outside of, and is in opposition to, the rhetorical standards of mainstream society. They arise through the formation of communities by marginalized peoples.
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Audio Ageplay and Sonic Spankings: The Rhetorical Work of Podcasts to Demystify Kink
Jennessa Hester (Texas Tech University, USA)
Copyright: © 2022 |Pages: 19
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-9125-3.ch017
Abstract
Global perspectives on sexuality are changing, with “deviancies” that were once considered entirely taboo occupying newly uncontroversial roles in society. However, one subsect of erotic expression remains largely unacceptable: kink. This totalizing demonization of alternative desire has led many to hide their sexuality from others, creating a crisis of shame rooted in the prohibition of open discourse. Thankfully, research indicates that kinky podcasts might provide a solution to this problem. This chapter examines six such shows—The Dildorks, Why Are People Into That?!, Dudes Spankin' Dudes, The Big Little Podcast, the Brat Perversions Podcast, and Diaper Girl Gossip—and explains how their rhetorical choices help kinky listeners gain an alternative sexual education, improve their interpersonal communication and community building skills, and achieve personal affectual liberation.
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Communicating Human-Object Orientation: Rhetorical Strategies for Countering Multiple Taboos
Refers to collective resistance to identity-based exclusion and the development of discursive practices that are inclusive of marginalized identity and/or alternative discourses that uncover, resist, and transcend the ideological and practical differences that lead to dominance and exclusion and/or the ways groups, who are heterogenous in their marginality, strategically deploy (previously hidden) discourses in arguments against dominant conceptions and interests.
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