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ISBN 10: 0203986474
ISBN 13: 9780415301299
Author: Elizabeth A. Stanko
The media often makes sense of violence in terms of ‘randomness’ and ‘evil’. But the reality, as the contributors to The Meanings of Violence demonstrate, is far more complex. Drawing on the diverse subject matter of the ESRC’s Violence Research Programme – from interviews with killers to discussions with children in residential facilities – this volume locates the meaning of violence within social contexts, identities and social divisions. It aims to break open our way of speaking about violence and demonstrate the value in exploring the multiple, contradictory and complex meanings of violence in society. The wide range of topics include: *Prostitute and client violence *Violence amongst young people at school and on the streets *Violence in bars and nightclubs *Violence in prison *Racist and homophobic violence This book will be fascinating reading for students of criminology and academics working in the field of violent crime.
Table of contents:
Part I: Conceptualising the Meanings of Violence
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Headlines from History: Violence in the Press, 1850–1914
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‘Jump on Top, Get the Job Done’: Strategies Employed by Female Prostitutes to Reduce the Risk of Client Violence
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Violence Against Children: Thresholds of Acceptance for Physical Punishment
Part II: Violence, Meaning and Social Identities
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‘Taking it to Heart’: Girls and the Meanings of Violence
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‘Hi, I’m Ramon and I Run This Place’: Challenging the Normalisation of Violence in Children’s Homes
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Understanding Racist Violence
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The Constitution of Fear in Gay Space
Part III: Violence, Meaning and Social Contexts
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Defined by Men’s Abuse: The ‘Spoiled Identity’ of Domestic Violence Survivors
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Bouncers and the Social Context of Violence: Masculinity, Class and Violence in the Night-Time Economy
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Violence in a Changing Political Context: Northern Ireland and South Africa
Part IV: Violence, Meaning, and Institutional Contexts
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Institutional Violence: Prison Conflicts in Context
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Violence, Fear and ‘The Everyday’: Negotiating Spatial Practice in the City of Belfast
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