Pornography LO: I will know the Libertarian, traditional and feminist approaches to pornography H/W: Evaluate different arguments for and against Homosexuality.

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Pornography LO: I will know the Libertarian, traditional and feminist approaches to pornography H/W: Evaluate different arguments for and against Homosexuality. (35) 5 th NOVEMBER

Recap…  What is the status of sex according to: The Roman Catholic Church? Natural Law? Libertarian?  What is the Natural Law view of homosexuality?  What is the libertarian view of homosexuality?

What are the ethics issues with pornography?  Degrading  Harm principle  Depravity  Consent  Could take advantage of some people  Can get in the hands of the wrong people  Encourages frivolity  Encourages teenagers to have sex

Ethical views of pornography  Libertarian  Feminist  Traditional. Consider: a)What is their view of pornography? b)Why? c)Evidence?

The traditional view of pornography  Sex for procreation  Sex not to be done in sinful ways  Women as subservient  Must be married in order to fulfil sexual urges

The Libertarian view of pornography  Harm principle (no harm to either 3 rd party either party)  Mutual consent  Sex not for procreation  Sex ok out of wedlock  Sexual liberation  Human freedom

The feminist approach to pornography  Women are oppressed by sex  Sexuality needs to be remade before sex is moral (Mckinnon)

Essay plan Evaluate the claim that pornography is ethical wrong. (35)