ISBN:
9783531940038
Language:
English
Pages:
Online-Ressource (271p. 11 illus, digital)
Series Statement:
SpringerLink
Series Statement:
Bücher
Parallel Title:
Buchausg. u.d.T. Kappler, Karolin Eva Living with paradoxes
DDC:
301
Keywords:
Social sciences
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Developmental psychology
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Social Sciences
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Social sciences
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Developmental psychology
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Frau
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Alltag
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Bewältigung
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Gewalt
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Sexualverhalten
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Psychisches Trauma
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Frau
;
Alltag
;
Bewältigung
;
Gewalt
;
Sexualverhalten
;
Psychisches Trauma
Description / Table of Contents:
Foreword; Acknowledgments; Index; 1. Introduction; 2. Theoretical framework: Sexual violence in the frame of everyday life; 2.1. Sexual violence in the universe of violence; 2.1.1. Principal distinctions: aggressiveness, aggression, violence and trauma; 2.1.2. Different types of gendered violence; 2.1.3. An intimate relationship: sexuality and power; 2.1.4. Sexual violence - conceptual definitions; 2.1.5. Multiple forms of sexual violence; 2.2. Everyday life as a theoretical approach toward a microsociological understanding of sexual violence; 2.2.1. Introduction to everyday life
Description / Table of Contents:
2.2.2. A systemic approach to everyday life: the Conduct of Everyday Life3. Overview of the current state of research: sexual violence and society; 3.1. Sexual violence in numbers: prevalence data and comparison; 3.1.1. On quantifying violence; 3.1.2. National prevalence data and their limitations; 3.2. Sexual violence and its individual and social dimensions; 3.2.1. The historic evolution of sexual violence; 3.2.2. Causal models on sexual violence; 3.2.3. Individual and social consequences of sexual violence; 3.3. Some victimological words on sexual violence
Description / Table of Contents:
3.3.1. The victim - aggressor relation3.3.2. Some victim classifications; 3.4. Research question and objectives; 4. Methodological approach; 4.1. Methodological design; 4.1.1. The methodological frame: Grounded Theory; 4.1.2. The in-depth interview; 4.1.3. The questionnaire guidelines; 4.2. Methodological implementation; 4.2.1. Field access and sampling; 4.2.2. The grounded analysis; 4.2.3. Excursus on subjectivity or the relationship between research question,interviewees, data and researcher; 5. Looking at how victims conduct everyday life; 5.1. Narrative moments
Description / Table of Contents:
5.1.1. The narrative absence of everyday life5.1.2. The narrative absence of normality; 5.2. Some case reconstructions; 5.2.1. "Until December I still had a job; then nearly everything was OK"; 5.2.2. "I have worked as much as I could. I have simply (-) like BEAMINGmyself away."; 5.2.3. "I think right now our everyday life is quite carefree"; 5.2.4. "Because if you, in the end, have had no freedom for 48 years, except for5 or 6 years in-between."; 5.3. Specific patterns of the interviewees' Conduct of Everyday Life; 5.3.1. Hyperactivity: between running away and bonding constraints
Description / Table of Contents:
5.3.2. Retreat: between avoidance of the world and creation of an ideal one5.3.3. Time-out: between overwhelming memories and therapeutic confrontation; 5.3.4. Revelation: between visibility and exclusion; 5.3.5. Commitment: between integration and denunciation; 6. Specific moments of the interviewees' Conduct of Everyday Life; 6.1. Scenarios from the victims' everyday lives; 6.1.1. Work life: from pleasant to constraining forms of normalcy; 6.1.2. Family: origin, continuity and disruption; 6.1.3. Body: between silence and screaming; 6.2. The semantics of the victims' everyday lives
Description / Table of Contents:
6.2.1. The meaning of knowledge about sexual violence
Note:
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DOI:
10.1007/978-3-531-94003-8
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