The essay examines the intersection between aesthetic the-ory and representations of city in periodical Spectator (1711-1714). Focusing on this allows for an analysis cultural work pleasure is supposed to do according Spectator, also shows key differenc-es “spectatorial” later, Kantian aesthetics. In has with producing a model how one should relate realm politics—rather than disin-terest, preco...

The public health response to sexually transmitted infections, particularly HIV, has been and continues to be overwhelmingly focused on risk, disease and negative outcomes of sex, while avoiding discussion of positive motivations for sex (e.g. pleasure, desire, love). Recent advocacy efforts have challenged this approach and organisations have promoted the eroticisation of safer sex, especially...