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violence is remembered, abusive men often compare themselves to men who
perpetrate even more serious violence than themselves. By distinguishing
themselves from the stereotype of the vicious wife beater or an acquaintance with
a more ...
violence is remembered, abusive men often compare themselves to men who
perpetrate even more serious violence than themselves. By distinguishing
themselves from the stereotype of the vicious wife beater or an acquaintance with
a more ...
Page 701
The research reported here demonstrates that men's responses and
interpretations of their violent acts usually constitute conscious and purposeful
behaviour often expressing clear motives yet, at the same time, they are also
intended to ...
The research reported here demonstrates that men's responses and
interpretations of their violent acts usually constitute conscious and purposeful
behaviour often expressing clear motives yet, at the same time, they are also
intended to ...
Page 703
Silence on critical aspects of their violent behaviour effectively eliminated these
key considerations from interpretation. If violence is not named or is not allowed
to be named, then its very existence is contested and women's experiences ...
Silence on critical aspects of their violent behaviour effectively eliminated these
key considerations from interpretation. If violence is not named or is not allowed
to be named, then its very existence is contested and women's experiences ...
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TONY WALTER Reincarnation Modernity and Identity 21 | 671 |
Discord | 715 |
CAROLINE NEW Oppressed and Oppressors? The Systematic Mistreatment | 729 |
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