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Bronislaw Malinowski‘s Concept of Law on the theme of Gender and Violence. Almost 90 papers across six strands — domestic abuse; war, politics and history; literary representations; media responses; violence and sexuality; and cultural practices — were presented at the conference. The papers included here are drawn predominantly from t

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Politische Auswirkungen des Hungers,ength in order to restrict the consumption and absorption of food. It is an intervention of last resort for those experiencing extreme and intractable obesity, and has the potential to produce significantly higher and more enduring degrees of weight loss than other antiobesity interventions (Baxter,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-6612-5ropologist Roberta Culbertson makes clear the trauma and suffering caused by violence. ‘Violence’, she argues, ‘is always and necessarily about wounding’, ‘pain’ and ‘dissolution’, and it is always about ‘physical harm which is often permanent — even when this is only implied or threatened’ (Culbert

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Judith A. Davey,Chris Cunninghamng fieldwork with 90 primary school children between the ages of 10 and 12 in Glasgow. Here, Joanne locates her understanding of male violence against women within binary concepts of femininity and weakness. The majority of participants concurred that girls (as opposed to boys) would be more likely

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Brothers and Sisters in Emerging Adulthoodhildren is conceptualised and interpreted in the mass media and people’s . of mass media texts in the context of their daily lives. It draws on textual analysis, interviews with journalists and group discussions with diverse ‘publics’ to explore the everyday construction of ‘the paedophile’ — and ho

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ale Scottish students were particularly prone to assaulting their boyfriends, which the author attributed to ‘rising alcohol and drug use as well as the growth of the “l(fā)adette” culture’. Drawing upon research conducted with university students worldwide, the article drew the conclusion that female-o