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List of contents
List of Figures and Tables, List of Contributors, List of Abbreviations, Introduction (Paul G Nixon and Isabel Düsterhöft) 1. The Affective and Affectless Bodies of Monster Toon Porn (Susanna Paasonen) 2. Participatory Porn Culture: Feminist Positions and Oppositions in the Internet Pornosphere (Allegra W. Smith) 3. Young People and Sexual Media (Cosimo Marco Scarcelli) 4. Sex Education in the Digital Age (Deb Levine) 5. Love at our Fingertips: Exploring the Design Implications of Mobile Dating Technologies (Jessica L. James) 6. Sexting (Michelle Drouin) 7. "Nude Selfies til I die" – Making of "Sexy" in Selfies (Katrin Tiidenberg) 8. Nothing to Hide: Selfies, Sex and the Visibility Dilemma in Trans Male Online Cultures (Tobias Raun and Cáel M. Keegan) 9. Supporting One Another: Nonbinary Community Building on Tumblr (Abigail Oakley) 10. "Cake is Better Than Sex" – AVEN and Asexuality (Agata Pacho) 11. Gay Men and the Internet: Unlimited Possibility. Lived Reality (David Gudelunas) 12. Two-faced Racism in a Gay Online Sex: Preference in the Frontstage or Racism in the Backstage? (Jesus Gregorio Smith) 13. Representing Bisexuality in the Digital Age (Nora Madison) 14. Exploring Polyamory Online: Ethics, Relationships and Understanding (Abbi Bloedel and Jimmie Manning) 15. Becoming BDSM in an Online Environment (Alan McKee and Rebecca S. Randall) 16. Negotiations of Identity, Pleasure and Health in Women’s Online Sex Work Advertisements (Alexandra S. Marcotte and Justin R. Garcia) 17. Gaming and Sex (Ashley ML Brown and Rob Gallagher) 18. Hell Yes!!!!!: Playing Away, Teledildonics and the future of Sex (Paul G Nixon) Index
About the author
Paul G. Nixon is Principal Lecturer in Political Science in European Studies and University Platform Co-ordinator (Europe) at The Hague University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands. He is the co-editor of Digital Media Usage Across the Lifecourse; Lobbying the European Union: Changing Minds, Changing Times; Politics and the Internet in Comparative Context: Views from the Cloud; Understanding E-Government in Europe: Issues and Challenges; E-Government in Europe; Cyberprotest; and Politics Parties and the Internet, and editor of Representations of Education in Literature.
Isabel K. Düsterhöft is a Lecturer in International and European Law in the European Studies programme at The Hague University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands. Her research and publications mainly focus on international criminal law, international humanitarian law and civil society’s contribution to conflict transformation. She was the editor in chief of the newsletter of the Association of Defence Counsel Practising Before the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ADC-ICTY) between 2013 and 2016 and has managed the editorial process of various publications for this Association.
