Desire and Power: The Hidden Economics of Love, Lust, and Control: Exploring Sexual Capital, Digital Desire, and the Political Economy of Intimacy
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Desire and Power: The Hidden Economics of Love, Lust, and Control: Exploring Sexual Capital, Digital Desire, and the Political Economy of Intimacy

by Om Krishna

Sociology Economics Gender Studies Nonfiction
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Desire and Power examines the relationships among intimacy, economics, and control. Focusing on sexual capital, digital desire, and the political economy of intimacy, Om Krishna explores how personal experiences of love and lust intersect with broader systems of power, value, and exchange.

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Desire and Power explores the connections between love, lust, control, and economic life.

It examines the concept of sexual capital and considers how intimacy can be shaped by power and exchange.

The book also addresses digital desire, highlighting the influence of technology on contemporary experiences of attraction and connection.

By focusing on the political economy of intimacy, it offers a broad perspective on the forces that shape personal and social relationships.

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