Expanded and updated with a new chapter and extensive critical commentary, this award-winning book combines an overview of the existing literature on rape with an analysis of recent research to examine the psychological and cultural implications of contemporary sexual violence.
Expanded and updated with a new chapter and extensive critical commentary, this award-winning book combines an overview of the existing literature on rape with an analysis of recent research to examine the psychological and cultural implications of contemporary sexual violence.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Nicola Gavey is Professor of Psychology, University of Auckland, New Zealand.
Inhaltsangabe
PART 1 RAPE IN A DIFFERENT LIGHT Chapter 1 Rape as a social problem Chapter 2 The discovery of a rape epidemic PART 2 GENDER, POWER, AND SEXUALITY - AND THE LIMITS OF INDIVIDUAL CHOICE Chapter 3 The social construction of sex, subjectivity, and the body Chapter 4 Heterosexuality under the microscope Chapter 5 Unsexy sex: Unwanted sex, sexual coercion, and rape PART 3 GOING TOO FAR, NOT GOING FAR ENOUGH Chapter 6 Can a woman be raped and not know it? Chapter 7 Turning the tables? Women raping men Chapter 8 Toward ending rape PART 4 REJOINDER FOR THE SECOND EDITION Chapter 9 The gender of rape culture: Revisiting the cultural scaffolding of rape
PART 1 RAPE IN A DIFFERENT LIGHT
Chapter 1 Rape as a social problem
Chapter 2 The discovery of a rape epidemic
PART 2 GENDER, POWER, AND SEXUALITY - AND THE LIMITS OF INDIVIDUAL CHOICE
Chapter 3 The social construction of sex, subjectivity, and the body
Chapter 4 Heterosexuality under the microscope
Chapter 5 Unsexy sex: Unwanted sex, sexual coercion, and rape
PART 3 GOING TOO FAR, NOT GOING FAR ENOUGH
Chapter 6 Can a woman be raped and not know it?
Chapter 7 Turning the tables? Women raping men
Chapter 8 Toward ending rape
PART 4 REJOINDER FOR THE SECOND EDITION
Chapter 9 The gender of rape culture: Revisiting the cultural scaffolding of rape
PART 1 RAPE IN A DIFFERENT LIGHT Chapter 1 Rape as a social problem Chapter 2 The discovery of a rape epidemic PART 2 GENDER, POWER, AND SEXUALITY - AND THE LIMITS OF INDIVIDUAL CHOICE Chapter 3 The social construction of sex, subjectivity, and the body Chapter 4 Heterosexuality under the microscope Chapter 5 Unsexy sex: Unwanted sex, sexual coercion, and rape PART 3 GOING TOO FAR, NOT GOING FAR ENOUGH Chapter 6 Can a woman be raped and not know it? Chapter 7 Turning the tables? Women raping men Chapter 8 Toward ending rape PART 4 REJOINDER FOR THE SECOND EDITION Chapter 9 The gender of rape culture: Revisiting the cultural scaffolding of rape
PART 1 RAPE IN A DIFFERENT LIGHT
Chapter 1 Rape as a social problem
Chapter 2 The discovery of a rape epidemic
PART 2 GENDER, POWER, AND SEXUALITY - AND THE LIMITS OF INDIVIDUAL CHOICE
Chapter 3 The social construction of sex, subjectivity, and the body
Chapter 4 Heterosexuality under the microscope
Chapter 5 Unsexy sex: Unwanted sex, sexual coercion, and rape
PART 3 GOING TOO FAR, NOT GOING FAR ENOUGH
Chapter 6 Can a woman be raped and not know it?
Chapter 7 Turning the tables? Women raping men
Chapter 8 Toward ending rape
PART 4 REJOINDER FOR THE SECOND EDITION
Chapter 9 The gender of rape culture: Revisiting the cultural scaffolding of rape
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