Women and gendered violence in Canada: an intersectional approach
"Violence against women is usually framed as an issue of interpersonal violence perpetuated by men. While domestic violence and sexual assault are significant social problems, such a narrow framing obscures the diversity of women's experience, fails to illuminate the role social structures...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Violence against women is usually framed as an issue of interpersonal violence perpetuated by men. While domestic violence and sexual assault are significant social problems, such a narrow framing obscures the diversity of women's experience, fails to illuminate the role social structures play, and excludes discussions of labour site and state violence. By drawing on a range of theoretical traditions emerging from feminism, criminology, and sociology, Women and Gendered Violence in Canada expands the conversation of violence against women to critically examine violence as conditioned by the political, cultural, economic, and social reality of women collectively and individually. The book contains 12 chapters organized into 4 sections. The first section develops the conceptual and contextual framework that informs the remainder of the text, and the following three sections are organized around types of victimization: interpersonal, labour site, and state. Although the book's main focus is Canadian society, the conclusion broadens this focus by exploring how Canadian women are complicit in the victimization and exploitation of women in less privileged parts of the world. Each chapter ends with lists of suggested activities and further readings, and textboxes with first person narratives are used throughout the text to personalize the material and issues being examined."-- |
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IOLENCE
AGAINST
WOMEN IS CONVENTION
ALLY FRAMED AS INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE
PERPETUATED
BY MEN. WHILE INTIMATE
PARTNER VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL
ASSAULT
ARE SIGNIFI
CANT SOCIAL PROBLEMS, SUCH
A
NARROW FRAMING
OBSCURES THE DIVERSITY
OF
WOMEN S EXPERIENCE,
FAILS TO ILLUMINATE THE ROLE SOCIAL STRUCTURES
PLAY, AND EXCLUDES DISCUSSIONS
OF
WORKPLACE,
STATE,
SLOW, AND SYMBOLIC VIOLENCE. BY DRAWING
ON
A
RANGE
OF
THEORETICAL TRADITIONS EMERG
ING
FROM
FEMINISM, CRIMINOLOGY, AND SOCIOL
OGY,
WOMEN
AND
GENDERED VIOLENCE
IN
CANADA
SIGNIFICANTLY
BROADENS
THE CONVERSATION ON
VIOLENCE
AGAINST
WOMEN.
THE
FIRST
SECTION
OF
THE BOOK DEVELOPS
THE
CONCEPTUAL AND CONTEXTUAL FRAMEWORK THAT
INFORMS
THE REMAINDER
OF
THE TEXT; THE THREE
SUBSEQUENT
SECTIONS ARE ORGANIZED AROUND
TYPES
OF
GENDERED
VIOLENCE: INTERPERSONAL,
WORKPLACE, AND STRUCTURAL.
FIRST-PERSON
NARRA
TIVES ARE
INTEGRATED
THROUGHOUT TO PERSONALIZE
THE MATERIAL AND
ISSUES
BEING EXAMINED, AND
EACH CHAPTER
ENDS
WITH
A
SUGGESTED
ACTIVITY TO
FACILITATE FURTHER
ENGAGEMENT.
CHRIS
BRUCKERT
IS PROFESSOR
OF
CRIMINOLOGY AT
THE UNIVERSITY
OF
OTTAWA.
TUULIA
LAW
IS ASSISTANT PROFESSOR IN THE
DEPARTMENT OF
SOCIAL
SCIENCE AT
YORK
UNIVERSITY.
CONTENTS
LIST
OF ILLUSTRATIONS
XIII
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XV
INTRODUCTION: EXPANDING THE
LENS
ON GENDERED VIOLENCE
I
FEMINISM:
A HISTORY OF CONFLICT, CONTESTATION, AND RESISTANCE 2
POSITIONALITY:WHO IS THE WE NARRATING THIS
BOOK?
7
WOMEN AND
GENDERED
VIOLENCE: POWER, VULNERABILITY, AND RESISTANCE 8
DEFINING
GENDERED
VIOLENCE 11
SCOPE
AND OUTLINE OF THE
BOOK
11
PART
A: CONTEXTUALIZING GENDERED VIOLENCE IN CANADA 12
PART
B: INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE 13
PART
C: WORKPLACE VIOLENCE 13
PART
D: STRUCTURAL VIOLENCE 14
EXERCISE:
IDEAL WORLD*PART 1 15
PART
A:
CONTEXTUALIZING
GENDERED
VIOLENCE
IN CANADA
17
1 AN INTERSECTIONAL
LENS
ON GENDERED VIOLENCE
19
THE
IMPERIAL PROJECT: CONSTRUCTING
GENDER,
RACE, AND NATION 20
CONCEPTUAL TOOLS: INTERSECTIONALITY AND INTERLOCKING OPPRESSIONS 21
UNPACKING PRIVILEGE 24
WOMEN AND HATE-MOTIVATED VIOLENCE 25
WOMEN IN THE
LGBTQ
COMMUNITY 26
MUSLIM
WOMEN: VIOLENCE AT THE INTERSECTIONS
OF
GENDER,
RACE,
AND RELIGION 27
THE
CANADIAN NATION-STATE: EQUAL PROTECTION FOR ALL? 28
CLASS MATTERS: SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, AND CULTURAL CAPITAL 32
CLASS
AND HIGHER EDUCATION 35
RESISTANCE: CENTRING INTERSECTIONAL EXPERIENCES 36
CONCLUDING REFLECTIONS 39
EXERCISE:
EXAMINING PRIVILEGE 40
2 SITUATING
CANADIAN
WOMEN: SOCIO-ECONOMIC LOCATIONS
43
WOMEN, CLASS, RACE, AND POVERTY 43
THE
ETHOS
OF NEOLIBERALISM 44
UNDERSTANDING
WOMEN S POVERTY IN NEOLIBERAL TIMES 47
VIII
CONTENTS
TLTE
EROSION
OF
SOCIAL
SECURITY 49
STRUCTURAL
VIOLENCE AND WOMEN S SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH 51
WOMEN IN THE PAID LABOUR MARKET 53
CAREGIVING
RESPONSIBILITIES 54
NON-STANDARD
AND PRECARIOUS WORK 56
TLIE
GENDERED RACIALIZED DIVISION OF LABOUR 57
TLTE
GENDER PAY GAP 58
RESISTANCE: MAKING VISIBLE THE VALUE OF WOMEN S CONTRIBUTIONS 60
CONCLUDING REFLECTIONS 62
EXERCISE:
GENDERED ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES 63
3
REGULATORY
DISCOURSES
AND REPRESENTATION:
HOW
WOMEN
ARE KNOWN
65
CONCEPTUAL TOOLS: POWER/KNOWLEDGE AND
GENDER
TROPES 65
MEDICALIZATION AND THE PATHOLOGIZATION OF WOMEN 66
GENDER NORMS AND THE LAW: CONSTITUTING WOMEN 68
GENDER AND SEXUAL SCRIPTS IN THE MEDIA 70
WOMEN IN BUSINESS AND THE GENDERING OF LEADERSHIP 7
2
DISCIPLINE:
NAVIGATING
GENDER
AND CLASS 74
CASE STUDY:WOMEN IN POLITICS 77
THE
OTHER SIDE OF THE DUALISM: GENDERED PRIVILEGE AND MASCULINITY 81
SUBTLE AND PERVASIVE: SYMBOLIC VIOLENCE AND POWER 82
RESISTANCE: CHALLENGING NORMATIVE
GENDER
TROPES 84
CONCLUDING REFLECTIONS 85
EXERCISE:
MEDIA SENSITIZATION 86
PART
B:
INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE
87
4 EVERYDAY INTRUSIONS ON THE
STREET,
ON CAMPUS, AND ONLINE
89
SOCIO-HISTORIC CONSIDERATIONS: FROM MASHERS TO ONLINE TROLLS 90
EVERYDAY INTRUSIONS ON THE STREET 93
THE
NATURE AND EXTENT
OF
EVERYDAY
INTRUSIONS 94
NAVIGATING
INTRUSIONS: STRATEGIES AND IMPLICATIONS 96
REGULATORY
RESPONSES 98
CAMPUS HARASSMENT: THE CONTINUING
PEDIGREE
OF WHITE MALE PRIVILEGE 99
ADMINISTRATIVE
RESPONSES 100
CYBER-MISOGYNY: INTRUSIONS ONLINE 101
POLICING CYBERSPACE,
REGULATING
GIRLS
103
RESISTANCE: CONTESTING RESPONSIBILIZATION AND SLUT SHAMING 106
CONCLUDING REFLECTIONS 107
EXERCISE:
EVERYDAY INTRUSIONS AND SAFETY WORK 108
5
SEXUAL
ASSAULT:
LAWS,
SCRIPTS,
AND
VICTIM
BLAMING
109
SOCIO-HISTORIC CONSIDERATIONS: FROM RAPE TO SEXUAL ASSAULT NO
JUXTAPOSING FACTS AGAINST MYTHS 114
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE RESPONSE 120
CONTENTS
IX
POLICE: GATEKEEPERS AND
MORAL
GUARDIANS OF REAL RAPE 120
DEFENCE ATTORNEYS: WHACKING THE COMPLAINANT 122
JUDICIARY
AND
JURY
BIAS 122
CONVICTION
124
RESISTANCE AND PREVENTION INITIATIVES : 125
CONCLUDING REFLECTIONS 127
EXERCISE:TAKING
ON RAPE MYTHS REAL RAPE
TROPES
128
6
INTIMATE
PARTNER VIOLENCE: BRUTISH HUSBANDS AND
PASSIVE
WIVES
129
SOCIO-HISTORIC CONSIDERATIONS: FROM JUDICIOUS DISCIPLINE TO
MASOCHISTIC WIVES 130
INTIMATE
PARTNER VIOLENCE: CONTEMPORARY
SCOPE
134
DEFINITIONS AND DYNAMICS OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE 135
EXPLANATORY
FRAMEWORKS 136
LOOKING CLOSER: INTERSECTIONS AND INTERLOCKING OPPRESSIONS 139
IM/MIGRANT
WOMEN 140
LGBTQ
INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE 140
INDIGENOUS
WOMEN 14
1
THE
QUESTION OF
PROGRESS
H
2
RESISTANCE: WOMEN FIGHTING BACK 146
CONCLUDING REFLECTIONS 148
EXERCISE:
IPV
CASE
STUDY*THINKING THROUGH SOLUTIONS 149
PART
C:
WORKPLACE VIOLENCE
151
7 NOT JUST A
JOKE :
WORKER-ON-WORKER SEXUAL HARASSMENT,
BULLYING,
AND MICROAGGRESSIONS
153
SOCIO-HISTORIC CONSIDERATIONS: FROM SOCIAL NORM TO SOCIAL PROBLEM 155
CONTEMPORARY EXPERIENCES OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT AND ITS REGULATION 157
CASE STUDY: SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN THE MILITARY 159
WORKPLACE BULLYING 160
NURSE
ON NURSE BULLYING: NURSES EAT THEIR YOUNG 161
BULLYING
BY BOSSES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE 163
MICROAGGRESSIONS: SUBTLY REINFORCING
STEREOTYPES
AND OTHER MYTHS 164
THE
SPECTRUM OF
GENDERED
WORKPLACE HARASSMENT 167
EFFECTS
OF
GENDERED WORKPLACE HARASSMENT 167
RESISTANCE: FROM SOLDIERING ON TO SPEAKING OUT 169
CONCLUDING REFLECTIONS 17
1
EXERCISE:
REFLECTING ON MICROAGGRESSIONS 172
8 JUST PART OF THE
JOB?
PREDATORY, SITUATIONAL, AND SLOW
VIOLENCE
AT WORK
175
SOCIO-HISTORIC CONSIDERATIONS: PROTECTIONISM, RIGHTS, AND RISKY WORK 177
PREDATORY VIOLENCE 179
SEX WORK: VIOLENCE IN THE SHADOW ECONOMY 180
X
CONTENTS
SITUATIONAL VIOLENCE 184
NURSES
AND NURSING ASSISTANTS: CARING WORK,
RISKY
WORK 185
SLOW VIOLENCE 188
TEACHERS
AND EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANTS 189
IMPACT AND IMPLICATIONS 193
RESISTANCE: WORKERS MOBILIZE AND
ORGANIZE
194
CONCLUDING REFLECTIONS 195
EXERCISE:
RESPONDING TO VIOLENCE AT WORK 197
9 INVISIBILIZED
MIGRANT
WOMEN:
OVER-REGULATED
AND
UNDER-PROTECTED
WORKERS FROM THE GLOBAL SOUTH
199
MIGRATION, TRAFFICKING, UNFREEDOM, AND PRECARITY IN THE
GLOBAL
LABOUR MARKET 200
SOCIO-HISTORIC CONSIDERATIONS: MIGRANT WORKERS AND CANADIAN
NATION-BUILDING 203
INVISIBLE
WORK, INVISIBLE VIOLENCE: CONTEMPORARY MIGRANT
DOMESTIC WORK 207
MIGRANT SEX WORK AND THE WHITE SLAVE TRADE NARRATIVE 209
CRIMMIGRATION AND MIGRANT SEX WORKERS: THE IMPACT 213
RESISTANCE: FIGHTING FOR RIGHTS AND RECOGNITION 217
CONCLUDING REFLECTIONS 218
EXERCISE:
PRACTISING ALLYSHIP 219
PART
D:
STRUCTURAL
VIOLENCE
221
10 MORAL REGULATION, DISCIPLINE, AND THE BEAUTY
INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX
223
SOCIO-HISTORIC CONSIDERATIONS: REGULATING
BEAUTY,
REGULATING MORALITY,
MAKING MONEY 224
STATE REGULATION: POLICING DEVIANT
BODIES
227
REGULATING
MUSLIM WOMEN S BODIES 228
BODY SIZE: CLASS, HEALTH, AND SLOVENLY WOMEN 229
THE
BEAUTY
IMPERATIVE 230
DOING GENDER: DISCIPLINING THE BODY 231
AESTHETIC LABOUR 232
TLTEPAIN
OF BEAUTY:
JUST
SUCK IT UP (OR IN) 233
CAPITAL:
HARNESSING THE
BEAUTY
IMPERATIVE FOR PROFIT 234
MARKETING
BEAUTY: THE ROLE
OF
ADVERTISING
237
A
LITTLE NIP AND TUCK:TLXE SURGICAL SOLUTION TO A MANUFACTURED PROBLEM 238
WOMEN AT WORK: SEXY ATTIRE REQUIRED 239
FEMVERTIZING:
EMPOWERMENT AND CAPITALIZING ON THE BACKLASH 239
TRIVIALIZING
AND NEGATING WOMEN S ANGST 240
RESISTANCE: CONTESTATION, COMPLIANCE, OR COMPLICITY? 240
QUEERFEMME-ININITY AND
FAT
ACTIVISM: CONTESTED SITES OF
RESISTANCE
241
HAIR
AND BLACK WOMEN S RESISTANCE.... 242
CONTENTS
XI
CONCLUDING REFLECTIONS 243
EXERCISE:
THE POWER OF BEAUTY 244
11 STATE VIOLENCE:
WOMEN
AND THE CRIMINAL
JUSTICE
SYSTEM
245
STRUCTURAL
VIOLENCE AND PROFILING 246
SOCIO-HISTORIC CONSIDERATIONS: UNRULY WOMEN, FALLEN GIRLS, AND
MIDDLE CLASS SAVIOURS 248
WOMEN AND CRIMINALIZATION 252
WOMEN, PROFILING, AND GENDER
SCRIPTS
255
WOMEN, POLICE, AND VULNERABILITY 255
STACY
BONDS:A TRAVESTY
OF
JUSTICE
257
COURTS AND CROWNS 258
ANGELA CARDINAL:A VICTIM SHACKLED AND IMPRISONED 259
GLADUE
REPORTS:
CULTURAL SENSITIVITY? 260
THE
CARCERAL SYSTEM: CORRECTING WOMEN 261
INDIGENOUS
WOMEN AS
RISKY
OTHERS 262
TRANS
WOMEN AS DEVIANT BODIES 263
RESISTANCE: CONTESTING STATE VIOLENCE 264
CONCLUDING REFLECTIONS 266
EXERCISE:
EXAMINING REPRESENTATIONS OF
GENDERED
VIOLENCE 268
12 COLONIAL VIOLENCE AGAINST INDIGENOUS
WOMEN
269
SOCIO-HISTORIC CONSIDERATIONS: COLONIAL AND LEGAL VIOLENCE 270
THE
COLONIAL EROSION
OF
WOMEN S ROLES AND SOCIAL STATUS 270
RESIDENTIAL
SCHOOLS: KILLING THE
INDIAN
IN THE CHILD 271
GENDERED VIOLENCE AND THE INDIAN ACT : 275
VIOLENCE AGAINST INDIGENOUS WOMEN: AN INTERSECTIONAL
COLONIAL
LEGACY
277
INDIGENOUS
WOMEN AND PREDATORY VIOLENCE 278
INTIMATE
PARTNER VIOLENCE 281
COLONIZING CARE AND CHILD WELFARE 283
CONSTRUCTING
BAD MOTHERS 283
CHILDREN S
AID OR APPREHENSION? 284
COLONIAL VIOLENCE AND WOMEN S HEALTH 285
RESISTANCE: A LONG HISTORY OF SEEKING JUSTICE 287
CONCLUDING REFLECTIONS 290
EXERCISE:
KNOWING YOUR PLACE 291
CONCLUSION:
NO
FREE
LUNCH :
COSTS
AND
CONSEQUENCES
OF
GENDERED
VIOLENCE IN CANADA AND
GLOBALLY
293
INTERLOCKING MECHANISMS AND FORMS OF
GENDERED
VIOLENCE 293
TLIE
COMPOUNDED COSTS
OF
GENDERED VIOLENCE 295
THE
PROGRESS NARRATIVE, PUBLIC ISSUES, AND REGULATORY STRUGGLES 296
RESISTANCE AND ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES: REJECTING NORMS AND
FIGHTING BACK 298
XII
CONTENTS
WIDENING THE
SCOPE:
REFLECTIONS ON
GENDERED
VIOLENCE GLOBALLY 300
HIDDEN
VIOLENCE AND RESISTANCE BEHIND THE TOOLS
OF
FEMININITY 300
CONFLATING CHARITY AND COLONIZATION 303
FINAL
REFLECTIONS 305
EXERCISE:
IDEAL WORLD*PART 2 306
GLOSSARY
307
WORKS
CITED 313
CREDITS
377
INDEX
379
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| spelling | Bruckert, Chris 1960- Verfasser (DE-588)1041383428 aut Women and gendered violence in Canada an intersectional approach Chris Bruckert, Tuulia Law Toronto ; Buffalo ; London University of Toronto Press [2018] xii, 394 Seiten Illustrationen 25 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier "Violence against women is usually framed as an issue of interpersonal violence perpetuated by men. While domestic violence and sexual assault are significant social problems, such a narrow framing obscures the diversity of women's experience, fails to illuminate the role social structures play, and excludes discussions of labour site and state violence. By drawing on a range of theoretical traditions emerging from feminism, criminology, and sociology, Women and Gendered Violence in Canada expands the conversation of violence against women to critically examine violence as conditioned by the political, cultural, economic, and social reality of women collectively and individually. The book contains 12 chapters organized into 4 sections. The first section develops the conceptual and contextual framework that informs the remainder of the text, and the following three sections are organized around types of victimization: interpersonal, labour site, and state. Although the book's main focus is Canadian society, the conclusion broadens this focus by exploring how Canadian women are complicit in the victimization and exploitation of women in less privileged parts of the world. Each chapter ends with lists of suggested activities and further readings, and textboxes with first person narratives are used throughout the text to personalize the material and issues being examined."-- Women / Crimes against / Canada Sex discrimination against women / Canada Violence / Social aspects / Canada Women / Canada / Social conditions Sex discrimination against women Violence / Social aspects Women / Crimes against Women / Social conditions Women / Violence against Canada Law, Tuulia Sonstige (DE-588)1179236041 oth Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, HTML Bruckert, Chris, 1960-, author Women and gendered violence Toronto, Ontario : University of Toronto Press, 2018 978-1-4426-3616-3 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, PDF Bruckert, Chris, 1960-, author Women and gendered violence Toronto, Ontario : University of Toronto Press, 2018 978-1-4426-3617-0 SWB Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=030881415&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Klappentext SWB Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=030881415&sequence=000003&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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