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Beyond the Desire for Law: Sex and Crisis in Australian Feminist and Queer Politics

A discourse of crisis surrounds issues of sex and gender in the Australian public sphere as is seen in publications in recent years which portray sex and sexuality as crisis-ridden. The article explores this 'crisis' from the perspective of queer and feminist lens and argues that such a narrative of crisis and danger depicts a wider cultural anxiety around sex and the sexualistion of children.