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Deviants: Victims or victimizers?
Journal of Criminal Justice, 1985Joseph W. Schneider +2 more
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1978
Victimization is nothing new. Coping with the stress of captivity has been studied in considerable detail during and after World War II. Since the victim of terrorism is often a symbol of the government under siege, and since hostages released by terrorists have an immense audience provided by the media in the aftermath of a dramatic incident, these ...
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Victimization is nothing new. Coping with the stress of captivity has been studied in considerable detail during and after World War II. Since the victim of terrorism is often a symbol of the government under siege, and since hostages released by terrorists have an immense audience provided by the media in the aftermath of a dramatic incident, these ...
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The Path to Defence: A Roadmap to Characterising Data Poisoning Attacks on Victim Models
ACM Computing Surveys, 2022Xuyun Zhang +2 more
exaly
The victim that speaks is not a victim
2011The article deals with how victims respond to the situation of victimization by “speaking” or the politics of articulation. It touches on the role of the social order in the creation of torture as a means to achieve control and the role of victims who inadvertently become accomplices to victimization in a system “that makes men torture and imprison ...
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Describing the Ideal Victim: A Linguistic Analysis of Victim Descriptions
Current Psychology, 2021James C Hamilton, Jerome Anthony Lewis
exaly