2022
DOI: 10.18261/nost.6.4.2
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Begjær til besvær: en analyse av Solberg-regjeringens strategi for seksuell helse, «Snakk om det!»

Abstract: I 2016 la davaerende regjering fram en politisk strategi for hvordan Norges befolkning skal få bedre seksuell helse. I denne artikkelen undersøker vi hvilke normer omkring seksualitet og seksuell helse som konstrueres i strategien, og vi argumenterer for at den kan leses som en form for styring av befolkningen i helt bestemte retninger. Styringen er konstituert av to sentrale diskurser strategien fremmer: en grensediskurs og en opplysningsdiskurs. Begge diskursene viser seg å vaere naert knyttet til andre sosi… Show more

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“… Almås and Johannessen (2017) suggest that the plan clarifies the importance of sexual health from childhood to old age and there is a greater focus on the positive aspects of sexuality. Skilbred (2018) is critical of the fact that the strategy constructs sexuality as both a phenomenon that should benefit the individual’s health, but also focuses on the fact that it should benefit society as a whole. The consequence then is that sexuality ends up in the head, in the form of rationality and self-control, while the bodily and immediate experience is forgotten.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“… Almås and Johannessen (2017) suggest that the plan clarifies the importance of sexual health from childhood to old age and there is a greater focus on the positive aspects of sexuality. Skilbred (2018) is critical of the fact that the strategy constructs sexuality as both a phenomenon that should benefit the individual’s health, but also focuses on the fact that it should benefit society as a whole. The consequence then is that sexuality ends up in the head, in the form of rationality and self-control, while the bodily and immediate experience is forgotten.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%