Professors Mary Odem and Jody Clay-Warner examine the complex and painful issue of sexual violence from various social science perspectives. With contributors from a wide range of fields, including sociology, psychology, criminology, law, anthropology, public health, and women's studies, this interdisciplinary volume presents the leading classic and recent scholarship on the subject. Yet the book's greatest strength lies in its broad sociological exploration of its subject. Confronting Rape and Sexual Assault looks beyond the stereotypical idea of rape - a woman attacked by an unknown assailant in a dark alley. Topics include sexual violence against men, date rape, marital rape, the effects of pornography, and the racial-ethnic issues surrounding rape. Not only does this invaluable collection define and examine the prevalence of rape and sexual assault, but is analyses social and institutional factors that contribute to their occurrence and provides strategies for prevention and change. Confronting Rape and Sexual Assault has appeal for professors, students, and scholars in the social sciences as well as for general readers concerned with this troubling issue.
Sexual Assault: Confronting Rape in America
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Sexual Assault: Confronting Rape
In 1972 Hoffman and Robins went to speak to the Venice police about rape. Hoffman recounts how they got into the police station by attending a police-community meeting: The Basic Car Plan was sort of like Neighborhood Watch, ...
Most importantly, this book reminds female and male victims of military sexual trauma that they are not alone on their journey to recovery and there is hope.
... Matthew L. M. Fletcher, Mary Jo Brooks Hunter, Sonia Katyal, Sarah Krakoff, John LaVelle, Frank Pommersheim, Angela Riley, Addie Rolnick, Wenona Singel, Alex Tallchief Skibine, Gloria Valencia-Weber, and Elizabeth Kronk Warner.
Contributors from law, sociology, criminology, and psychology portray the state of sexual assault in Canada and the development to that point since the 1983 reform legislation and in light of...
Davis, Angela Y. 1981. “Rape, Racism and the Myth of the Black Rapist.” In Women, Race and Class, edited by Angela Davis, 173–291. New York: Random House. de la Cretaz, ... DeKeseredy, Walter S. 2011. Violence against Women: Myths, ...
This book is ideal for courses on social problems, race/class/gender, social movements, social justice, sociology of law, and American studies.
The issue of criminal sexual aggression can be understood and dealt with effectively only with the help of an integrated approach which includes both sociological and legal perspectives.