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Transforming a Rape Culture: A Conversation With the Editors

This digital video is presented for historical interest only and does not reflect current services and practices of the Hennepin County Library. For information on current library services please contact Hennepin County Library (612-543-5669 or www.hclib.org). A panel discussion of the book "Transforming a Rape Culture: A Conversation with the Editors," featuring the writers/editors of the book. 0:41 - Opening title with music; 1:04 - Teresa Bonner introduces book and panelists; 3:09 - Teresa poses question "What do you mean by Rape Culture?"; 3:32 - Pamela: Cultural perpetuation of sexual violence; 5:34 - Martha and Emilie discuss the affirmation of rape; 6:32 - Emilie: The reality of rape is often repressed, several high profile rape cases are presented, the book explores the basis and causes of sexual violence; 8:42 - Martha: Not many existing resources so commissioned writers for the book; 9:25 - Pamela discusses the selection of writers and the issues and vision; 10:00 - Emilie and Martha continue discussion of the complexities of the subject; 12:27 - Panel discusses cultural views, how men and women relate to each other, and is rape inevitable?; 16:33 - Teresa and Emilie talk about other books on the subject, victim mentality, and rape by acquaintances; 21:00 - Panel discusses changing attitudes and how women are treated; 23:55 - Emilie: Forcible rape vs. consenuality, the "myth" of rape, sexual violence within the home, reactions to the book; 26:48 - Book includes writing and perspectives of men; 31:35 - Teresa quotes from "The Date Rape Play" (Macalester College); 32:17 - Emilie: Her essay about cultural values being established early in life, and critiquing media; 36:15 - Martha: Her essay about her own thinking about sex and violence; 39:20 - Pamela: Her essay "Whose Body is it Anyway?" interrogating her own sexuality and upbringing; 44:00 - Emilie: Confronting and encouraging dialog, what is repressed?; 46:00 - Martha and Emilie: Sexuality defined by men, conversations about consent in sexual encounters; 50:04 - Martha: Issue of pornography vs. erotica and how it fits in with sexual violence; 55:00 - Pamela: What this book accomplishes and public discourse; 56:50- Emilie and Pamela: What churches and clergy can do, and how transformation can take place; 59:20 - Teresa wraps up discussion and program credits