Unexpected subjects : : intimate partner violence, testimony, and the law / / Alessandra Gribaldo.
This book is an ethnography of the encounter between women's words and the demands of the law in the context of adjudications on intimate partner violence. A study of institutional devices, it focuses on women's practices of resistance and the elicitation of intelligible subjectivities. Us...
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Superior document: | Essays in Ethnographic Theory |
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Place / Publishing House: | Chicago : : HAU Books,, 1905. |
Year of Publication: | 1905 |
Language: | English |
Series: | Essays in Ethnographic Theory
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Physical Description: | 1 online resource (179 pages) |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Chapter 1. (Un)familiar violence
- Violence degree zero
- Mistreated subjects and intractable violence
- Chapter 2. Wavering intentions
- Recognize and speak the violence!
- Maltrattamenti in famiglia and the abused subject
- The experience of intimate partner violence: A crime with a story
- Chapter 3. Confessing victimhood
- Evidence and testimonial proof
- The burden of evidence: experience
- When evidence lies in the victim subject
- Chapter 4. The gender of true-lying
- The burden of persuasion: intention and biased evidence
- Agency vs credibility
- Oblique narratives: the imperfect victim
- Conclusions.