Sexual violence against children in Britain since 1965 : trailing abuse
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書誌事項
Sexual violence against children in Britain since 1965 : trailing abuse
(Genders and sexualities in history / series editors, John Arnold, Joanna Bourke and Sean Brady)
Palgrave Macmillan, c2021
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 277-317) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book investigates the changes and continuities in the ways in which sexual violence has been interpreted and represented in Britain since 1965. It explores the representational trail of the Moors murders and subsequent trial of 1966, the emergence of age of consent abolitionism in the 1970s, Cleveland's child sexual abuse crisis of 1987-8, and 2010 and 20s contemplations on the Jimmy Savile scandal. Harnessing research into popular media forms and a huge range of personal, political and professional records, Nick Basannavar carefully parses and illustrates the ways in which journalists, medical workers, politicians, lobbyists and other groups assembled and animated their narratives, revealing complex rhetorical and emotional processes. This book challenges problematic conceptual dichotomies such as silence/noise or ignorance/knowledge. It shows instead that although categories such as 'child sexual abuse' and 'paedophilia' may be relatively recent linguistic value-constructs, sexual violence against children has existed and been represented across historical moments, in changeable and challenging ways.
目次
One - Introduction: Trailing Abuse
Part I: Landscapes
Two - Attraction/Violence
Three - Perpetrator/Victim
Part II: Moorland
Four - 'No Adjective': Reading the Moors Murders
Five - Sixties Ellipses
Part III: Borderland
Six - PIE and the 'Radical Case'
Seven - Speaking About PIE, Speaking About Paedophilia
Part IV: Cleveland
Eight - The Steel River
Nine - Concerning Children
Ten - 'When the State Abuses Children'
Part V: Hinterland
Eleven - 'Good While it Lasted'
Twelve - Epilogue: Speaking
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