Feminists on why men commit crimes against women Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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What do men do to women in a patriarchal society?

A

Oppress them

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2
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Name a secondary socialisation agent where discrimination could occur

A

The workplace

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3
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Why does Johnson call domestic abuse patriarchal terrorism?

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Women do not know when the next domestic attack will occur

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3
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What did Johnson say?

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The family is a major site for women’s oppression

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4
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What does Johnson call domestic abuse?

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Patriarchal terrorism

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What did Dobash and Dobash say about why domestic violence exists?

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Men have the view that they have the right to discipline their wives

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How can women be oppressed in the family?

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By family members emotionally abusing them

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7
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Name a victim survey that suggests women are more likely to experience domestic abuse

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CSEW

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7
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Name an act where a man feel he will need to discipline his wife

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If they have not cooked dinner

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8
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What does recent victim survey evidence show about men committing crimes against women? What is this due to?

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They still commit crimes against women due to patriarchy

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Who argues the gender divisions in labour work makes women go to the domestic role?

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Dobash and Dobash

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9
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According to 2020 CSEW Data, how many times more likely are women to experience domestic abuse?

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Twice as likely

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What did Dobash and Dobash say is the result of women being in the domestic role in terms of dependence?

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They are dependent on their husband

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Name a type of family structure beneficial for a women in a postmodern society

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One where a woman is the breadwinner

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11
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What did Walklate try to find in victim surveys?

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Why female domestic violence victims did not leave their partners

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11
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What did Stacey say?

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Women have more freedom to make their own family structures

11
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What did Walklate find in terms of where to go after leaving?

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Women had nowhere else to go

11
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What would Postmodernists say about women leaving abusive relationships?

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It is much easier for them to leave in a postmodern society

11
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What did Walklate find in terms of who was to blame for the violence?

A

Women blamed themselves for the violence they experienced

12
Q

Why is it financially difficult for women to leave their husbands sometimes?

A

The woman does not have their own income

12
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What did Walklate find was a threat to leaving their husband?

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They could lose their children

13
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What did Stacey find many women do with the housewife role?

A

They reject it

14
Q

What concept did Messerschmidt create?

A

Hegemonic masculinity

14
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What is hegemonic masculinity?

A

The form of masculinity that most men will follow

15
Name 2 behaviours of men under hegemonic masculinity
Being strong and assertive
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What will it mean if men wish to enforce hegemonic masculinity traits in a relationship?
They are more likely to commit domestic abuse
17
What did Messerschmidt say will happen when men feel they are losing control over their partner?
They will resort to domestic violence
18
How can hegemonic masculinity enforcing apply to why some men kill their partners?
They are losing control of their partner but the loss of control has not happened because of someone else
19
What would Right realists argue about the choices of people to commit crimes?
They are rational
19
Which theory did Clarke create?
Rational Choice Theory
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What does Rational Choice Theory say about the costs of committing crime in the modern day?
The costs are low
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What does Rational Choice theory say about why people will usually commit crimes?
The reward outweighs the cost
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What does it mean if the costs of committing crime are low?
People are less likely to be prosecuted
23
What does it mean for the cost of committing Domestic Violence?
The cost is low
24
What do Right Realists argue would happen to crimes like DV if there were more harsh punishments?
It would happen less
25
What form of policing does Clarke argue there should be?
Zero-tolerance policing