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Rape Trauma and Rape’s Wrongness
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021Abstract In a widely discussed article co-authored with Stephen Shute, John Gardner offered a persuasive argument to the effect that the core wrongness of rape is not, as it seems, a function of the harmfulness of rape, but of something else: the rapist’s sheer sexual use of the victim, which is potentially harmless.
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Nuptial Rape: Rape Within Marriage
Indian Journal of Social Science and Literature, 2023Section 375 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 Criminalizes ’Rape’ under Offences Affecting the Human Body, where prevails an oddly fitted exception to this Section, which states: Sexual intercourse by a man with his wife who is not less than 15 years of age does not amount to the offence of rape.
Aneesh Gupta, Aashita Mehta
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Rape Scripts and Rape Acknowledgment
Psychology of Women Quarterly, 1994Past research has indicated that nearly half of college-aged women who experience forced, nonconsensual sexual intercourse, do not label their experience as rape. We found evidence that these unacknowledged rape victims possess more violent, stranger rape scripts than do acknowledged rape victims, who are more likely to have an acquaintance rape ...
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Nursing Standard, 1987
In Nursing Standard (week ending November 7) Police Chief Medical Officer, David McLay is quoted as saying that hospitals are not the ideal place for the examination of rape victims. I assume therefore that he is advocating examination on police premises.
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In Nursing Standard (week ending November 7) Police Chief Medical Officer, David McLay is quoted as saying that hospitals are not the ideal place for the examination of rape victims. I assume therefore that he is advocating examination on police premises.
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Bee World, 1996
In 1919, when Bee World was first published, it had a regular feature quaintly called Apis and Flora. This was phased out in the mid 1920s and has only occasionally been revived since, with the new name of Plants for Bees. Considering the importance of plants to bees—there wouldn't be any bees without flowering plants—Bee World is beginning a new ...
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In 1919, when Bee World was first published, it had a regular feature quaintly called Apis and Flora. This was phased out in the mid 1920s and has only occasionally been revived since, with the new name of Plants for Bees. Considering the importance of plants to bees—there wouldn't be any bees without flowering plants—Bee World is beginning a new ...
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Perspectives in Psychiatric Care, 2009
The author examines how culturally learned sex roles and myths about rape come together to give acquaintance rape a status somewhere between accepted practice and unacceptable crime. Risk factors, barriers to reporting rape, and factors that make college students a vulnerable group, are discussed.
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The author examines how culturally learned sex roles and myths about rape come together to give acquaintance rape a status somewhere between accepted practice and unacceptable crime. Risk factors, barriers to reporting rape, and factors that make college students a vulnerable group, are discussed.
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Rape-Prone Versus Rape-Free Campus Cultures
Violence Against Women, 1996Using the concepts of rape-free and rape-prone societies, I suggest that the next step for rape research is to investigate rape-free campus environments. Based on the articles in this volume and ethnographic research, I summarize what is known about rape-prone campus cultures and compare this information with rape-free fraternity cultures.
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2020
Only the rape of citizens was taken seriously by law. Sexual assaults on non-citizens were lesser matters. Rape of enslaved persons, a daily reality, was a crime only if committed by someone other than their owner. Rape of citizen males damaged their reputations; rape of citizen females could render them ineligible for marriage.
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Only the rape of citizens was taken seriously by law. Sexual assaults on non-citizens were lesser matters. Rape of enslaved persons, a daily reality, was a crime only if committed by someone other than their owner. Rape of citizen males damaged their reputations; rape of citizen females could render them ineligible for marriage.
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