Sharon Hayes Orden de los libros

With her Lesbian Love Tour in 1996, which visited and photographed forty-five “lesbian living rooms” in almost as many cities, Hayes investigates how political intention and longing can manifest concretely, in a movement from the individual or the protective community of groups to larger forums. With a background in journalism and anthropology, she is currently one of the most influential politically and socially committed artists in the USA. Text: Lena Essling, Sharon Hayes, Ann-Sofi Noring

Focusing on the intersection of ethics and law, this book provides a novel perspective on the ethical dilemmas faced by professionals in the criminal justice system. It emphasizes the importance of competence and confidence in navigating these complex issues, making it a valuable resource for those working within justice-related fields.

Focusing on the morality of love and sex, the book examines how distortions can lead to abuse in intimate relationships. Hayes identifies the strong parallels among various forms of abusive dynamics, attributing them to shared narratives about romantic love. Through this lens, the work delves into the complexities of emotional connections and the societal constructs that influence them, offering insights into the underlying logic of such relationships.