Abstract
The author coins the term “intermetaethics” and proposes it as a solution to the ethical debates regarding sex in Spain and in Spanish cinema. Sanchez-Conejero defines intermetaethics as a self-reflective and interdisciplinary morality, one that questions the values and consequences of its ethical theories in the light of other disciplines and fields, especially sexual psychology, human rights, and justice. She explains how in addition to participating in this intermetaethical reflection on human rights and justice, there are things we can do to help the cause of human rights within the realm of sexuality, listing centers, and organizations in Spain committed to human rights that one can volunteer at or donate funds to and counseling centers for victims of sexual crimes one can volunteer at.
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