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fpq-8302	Ichikawa, Jonathan Jenkins	Presupposition and Consent	2020	33	.pdf	application/pdf	13818	732	60	Consent language, I have argued, requires that one is doing something at someone else’s behest; since there can be permissible sex that doesn’t involve one person yielding to another’s request—the kind of sex where consent language won’t even come up—we cannot maintain that consent is necessary for ethical sex. Happily, the answer to both questions is yes.1 Alice agreed to everything 1 One sometimes hears the advice that sexual consent must be enthusiastic.	cache/fpq-8302.pdf	txt/fpq-8302.txt