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|Description=Consentus is an open research project, contributing to a critical feminist theory of consent and connecting it to collaborative production and consensus. | |Description=Consentus is an open research project, contributing to a critical feminist theory of consent and connecting it to collaborative production and consensus. | ||
|Creator=Eleanor Greenhalgh | |Creator=Eleanor Greenhalgh | ||
|Date=2013 | |Date=2013 | ||
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|Website=http://consentsus.org/ | |Website=http://consentsus.org/ | ||
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| Creator | Eleanor Greenhalgh |
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Consentus is an open research project, contributing to a critical feminist theory of consent and connecting it to collaborative production and consensus.
Through interviews, workshops and events, Consentsus explores the questions:
- What is missing from current definitions of consent? How is consent produced and manipulated?
- Beyond "yes means yes", what would a radical theory of consent look like?
- (How) could a feminist critique of consent be applied to other types of collaboration and decision-making?
Consentsus is an art/activist project facilitated by Eleanor Greenhalgh, supported by the Piet Zwart Institute, Rotterdam. It will culminate in the production of a democratically-edited publication during the exhibition News from Nowhere at V2 Institute for the Unstable Media, Rotterdam, in July 2013.