Misrecognized Violence against Women and Perpetrated by Women. Seeking Remedies

This paper explores the misrecognition of women's experience with violence in order to understand better what kinds of approaches to the problem would make it possible to design successful strategies for the prevention of violence. Violence itself, as well as common misconceptions regarding its...

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Main Author: Joanna Dutka
Format: Article
Language:deu
Published: Adam Mickiewicz University 2014-09-01
Series:Ethics in Progress
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Online Access:https://150.254.65.4/index.php/eip/article/view/9371
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description This paper explores the misrecognition of women's experience with violence in order to understand better what kinds of approaches to the problem would make it possible to design successful strategies for the prevention of violence. Violence itself, as well as common misconceptions regarding its mechanisms, carries ramifications that go far beyond direct and physical injury. The prevalence of violence and lack of social awareness regarding its mechanisms result in limitations to the social participation of many individuals and groups. Among the groups affected, women have an important place, both due to their number and the way that femininity relates to and disturbs other identities.
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spelling doaj.art-365fd01783664a5e845ea51d2c15436c2022-12-22T01:10:12ZdeuAdam Mickiewicz UniversityEthics in Progress2084-92572014-09-015210.14746/eip.2014.2.13Misrecognized Violence against Women and Perpetrated by Women. Seeking RemediesJoanna Dutka0Adam Mickiewicz University, PoznańThis paper explores the misrecognition of women's experience with violence in order to understand better what kinds of approaches to the problem would make it possible to design successful strategies for the prevention of violence. Violence itself, as well as common misconceptions regarding its mechanisms, carries ramifications that go far beyond direct and physical injury. The prevalence of violence and lack of social awareness regarding its mechanisms result in limitations to the social participation of many individuals and groups. Among the groups affected, women have an important place, both due to their number and the way that femininity relates to and disturbs other identities.https://150.254.65.4/index.php/eip/article/view/9371Physical violencedomestic abuseandrocentrismmisrecognitionsexual violencegender norms
spellingShingle Joanna Dutka
Misrecognized Violence against Women and Perpetrated by Women. Seeking Remedies
Ethics in Progress
Physical violence
domestic abuse
androcentrism
misrecognition
sexual violence
gender norms
title Misrecognized Violence against Women and Perpetrated by Women. Seeking Remedies
title_full Misrecognized Violence against Women and Perpetrated by Women. Seeking Remedies
title_fullStr Misrecognized Violence against Women and Perpetrated by Women. Seeking Remedies
title_full_unstemmed Misrecognized Violence against Women and Perpetrated by Women. Seeking Remedies
title_short Misrecognized Violence against Women and Perpetrated by Women. Seeking Remedies
title_sort misrecognized violence against women and perpetrated by women seeking remedies
topic Physical violence
domestic abuse
androcentrism
misrecognition
sexual violence
gender norms
url https://150.254.65.4/index.php/eip/article/view/9371
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