# Carole Pateman

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Episode 34: A Shared Experience with Mel about “The Sexual Contract” conclusion

Mel House and I sit down for a shared experience around Carole Pateman’s book, The Sexual Contract. 

RFR 38 - 'The Sexual Contract' by Carole Pateman, discussed by Caroline Norma and Jo Brew.

Radical Feminist Retrospective revisits some of the earliest episodes of Radical Feminist Perspectives, now available on Spotify for the first time. Episode 38 - 'The Sexual Contract' by Carole Pateman, discussed by Caroline Norma and Jo Brew.. First broadcast 3rd April 2022. Part of our webinar …

92: Gerontophallocracy 2025: The Primitive Accumulation Monster Dad at the End of History Teaser

Subscribe to get access to the full episode, the episode reading list, and all premium episodes! www.patreon.com/OrdinaryUnhappiness For the first time since the inauguration, our series metabolizing the ongoing chaos of American politics returns. That’s right: Gerontophallocracy is back! The topi…

Care Means Being Present

Join Heidi Schumacher and Ellen Jarosz as they interview Dr. David Leitch about his recent article “Toward a Culture of Care and Consent.”     To see more information about Dave, visit this episode's ⁠website⁠.       Read a transcript of this episode.    Thanks to Kayla Wilkins for production assis…

Yes, Even the "Good Ones"

Why feminism keeps getting sidelined — even by our male allies on the Left. In this episode of "The Abortionfluencer Podcast," host Colleen Luckett explores a frustrating truth many feminists know deep in their bones: Even well-meaning, left-leaning men often diminish feminist analysis — especiall…

Democracy Inherently Flawed or Redeemable??

Democracy Was Never Neutral — And That’s the Point Every time we talk about democracy, somebody eventually hits you with the same line:“It’s about inclusion. Everybody deserves a voice.” That sounds good. It’s clean. It’s aspirational.It’s also ahistorical as hell. What usually gets framed as a “pr…

Modernity and the Racial Contract

Despite its promise of universal liberty and equality under the law, the Enlightenment confined democratic citizenship exclusively to white men based on racist presuppositions about who could be counted as full persons. Last time, Raven and Gregory drew on Carole Pateman’s theory of the Sexual Cont…

Modernity and the Colonial Contract

In this episode, the third in our trilogy about how and why the Enlightenment has not been able to deliver on its promise of universal liberty and equality under the law, Raven and Gregory take aim at colonialism. They use Social Contract theory as a lens to understand how “enlightened” liberal dem…

TUF. Prostitution and the sexual contract

In this episode, Martine and Liv look at prostitution through a second-wave, materialist feminist lens — and at why the shift to "sex work" language matters more than it might first appear. Drawing on Kathleen Barry, Carole Pateman and Andrea Dworkin, they trace the argument that prostitution is no…