FAB Gab Episode 15: Eva De Clercq on the Experiences of Young Adults with Variations of Sex Characteristics

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FAB Gab’s final episode for the year is out now! Kathryn MacKay chats with Eva De Clercq about her paper on the kind and level of care that young adults with variations of sex characteristics can access. De Clercq reports on how these young adults’ experiences of love – from friends, parents, or intimate partners – can help to overcome the ‘violence of curiosity’ from the scientific and medical communities.

Here’s a sneak peek:

“Something that I in the paper called the violence of curiosity has taken the form of this normalising surgical interventions, repeated clinical examinations among medical photographs, in which people’s bodies are reduced to the kind of source of information and an object of fascination. And this goes hand in hand with the kind of dis-attention for people’s lived experiences. And so this was why I in fact, wanted to focus on people’s lives and young people’s lived experiences.”

Eva De Clercq in conversation

You can listen to this episode, and all previous episodes, here

A link to FAB Network and a transcript of the podcast are in the show notes. 

Let us know what you think below or on Twitter.

We want to thank all our listeners and the FAB community for your support this year. We’ve had a blast bringing this podcast to you and can’t wait to share with you what’s in store for 2022!

FAB Gab is hosted by Kathryn MacKay and produced by Madeline Goldberger.

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About Kathryn MacKay

I am a Senior Lecturer at Sydney Health Ethics, at the University of Sydney. My research is centred around issues of human flourishing, at the intersection of feminist political theory and moral philosophy. I am particularly interested in questions related to public health, virtue, and agency.

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