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a profound epistemic asymmetry project/teacher-story

When we speak of the power differential between teacher and student, it isn’t simply that the teacher has more influence on how the student’s life will go than the student has on the fate of her teacher. Indeed, to represent it that way is to invite the counter that, really, women students have all…

—p.131 The Right to Sex: Feminism in the Twenty-First Century On Not Sleeping with Your Students (123) by Amia Srinivasan
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to respond to the student’s transference-love project/teacher-story

What might it be for the professor to respond to the student’s transference-love, but not respond in kind—instead turning it to good use in the pedagogical process? It would involve, presumably, the professor “convincing” the student that her desire for him is a form of projection: that what she re…

—p.129 On Not Sleeping with Your Students (123) by Amia Srinivasan
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instead of sleeping with his student project/teacher-story

But this is not to say that genuinely wanted teacher–student sex is unproblematic. Imagine a professor who happily accepts the infatuated attentions of his student, takes her out on dates, has sex with her, makes her his girlfriend, perhaps as he has done with many students before. The student has …

—p.128 On Not Sleeping with Your Students (123) by Amia Srinivasan
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he didn’t know which parts of him were rotten for/pq inspo/characterisation

An executive of the United Fruit Company, a Mr. something Stites—she couldn’t remember his first name and simply called him “you”—took her east to Oriente in his private plane. She’d been hesitant to go. He seemed like a person who was dangerous because he didn’t know which parts of him were rotten…

—p.61 The Strange Case of Rachel K by Rachel Kushner
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he didn’t know which parts of him were rotten for/pq inspo/characterisation

An executive of the United Fruit Company, a Mr. something Stites—she couldn’t remember his first name and simply called him “you”—took her east to Oriente in his private plane. She’d been hesitant to go. He seemed like a person who was dangerous because he didn’t know which parts of him were rotten…

—p.61 by Rachel Kushner