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Other editions - View allCommon terms and phrasesabuse acceptance actions acts Adams ageism anger control assert attempt battered women batterer's battering episodes battering of women battering partner battering processes become believe Central Michigan University cognitive restructuring community-coordinated conflict context couples therapy criminal justice decision-making deconstruct defined Denzin Dobash and Dobash domestic violence domination dynamics Edleson effects emotional experience family members family violence fear feelings Ferraro and Johnson focus gender Gleberman Gondolf heterosexism hierarchy homophobia human husband individual initial interaction interpersonal violence intervention intimacy intimate relationships isolation lence lesbian loss male Margolin ments oppression participation patterns of battering Pence perceived person Pharr physical violence primary prevention problem programs psychological real violence reinforce relational responsibility result Sedlak sense Sibner situation skills social arrangements social structural society specific spouse Stets strategies Straus structural violence survivor tactics tering Tifft tion tural victim violence against women Popular passagesPage 173 - Every child, despite his individual differences and uniqueness is to be considered of equal intrinsic worth, and hence should be entitled to equal social, economic, civil, and political rights, so that he may fully realize his inherent potential and share equally in life, liberty, and happiness. Obviously, these value premises are rooted in the humanistic philosophy of our Declaration of Independence. Page 173 - This definition views child abuse as inflicted gaps or deficits between circumstances of living which would facilitate the optimal development of children, to which they should be entitled, and their actual circumstances, irrespective of the sources or agents of the deficit... Page 17 - faggot," "pervert." It is at puberty that the full force of society's pressure to conform to heterosexuality and prepare for marriage is brought to bear. Children know what we have taught them, and we have given clear messages that those who deviate from standard expectations are to be made to get back in line. The best controlling tactic at puberty is to be treated as an outsider, to be ostracized at a time when it feels most vital to be accepted. Page 17 - To be a lesbian is to be perceived as someone who has stepped out of line, who has moved out of sexual/economic dependence on a male, who is woman-identified. A lesbian is perceived as someone who can live without a man, and who is therefore (however illogically) against men. A lesbian is perceived as being outside the acceptable, routinized order of things. She is seen as someone who has no societal institutions to protect her and who is not privileged to the protection of individual males. Page 19 - Hart (1986) carefully and concretely defines lesbian battering as that pattern of violent and coercive behaviors whereby a lesbian seeks to control the thoughts, beliefs, or conduct of her intimate partner or to punish the intimate for resisting the perpetrator's control over her. Page xiii - Van Hasselt et al, eds., Handbook of Family Violence (New York: Plenum, 1988), pp. 104-106. Suzanne Pharr, "The Connection Between Homophobia and Violence Against Women, Page 18 - ... must be punished, homophobia can wield its power over all women through lesbian baiting. Lesbian baiting is an attempt to control women by labeling us as lesbians because our behavior is not acceptable, that is, when we are being independent, going our own way, living whole lives, fighting for our rights, demanding equal pay, saying no to violence, being self-assertive, bonding with and loving the company of women, assuming the right to our bodies, insisting upon our own authority, making changes... Page 101 - Hastings (1988) also integrate sociopolitical and psychological theory in their work, stating that "psychopathology must be considered part of the picture for a majority of identified batterers Page 19 - ... that pattern of violent and coercive behaviors whereby a lesbian seeks to control the thoughts, beliefs or conduct of her intimate partner or to punish the intimate for resisting the perpetrator's control over her. Individual acts of physical violence, by this definition, do not constitute lesbian battering. Physical violence is not battering unless it results in the enhanced control of the batterer over the recipient. References to this bookFrom other books
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