Part 1 Speaking Out Chapter 2 Rape Poem Chapter 3 Surviving Rape: A Morning/Mourning Ritual Chapter 4 Rape Sonnets Chapter 5 Mikvah Ceremony for Laura Part 6 II Defining the Problem Chapter 7 A Feminist Redefinition of Rape and Sexual Assault: Historical Foundations and Change Chapter 8 Hidden Rape: Sexual Aggression and Victimization in a National Sample of Students in Higher Education Chapter 9 Wife Rape and the law Chapter 10 The Effects of Sexual Assault on Men: A Survey of Twenty-two Victims Part 11 III Why Rape Happens Chapter 12 The Socio-Cultural Context of Rape: A Cross-Cultural Study Chapter 13 "Riding the Bull at Gilley's": Convicted Rapists Describe the Rewards of Rape Chapter 14 Rape Myths Chapter 15 Sexual Aggression, Masculinity, and Fathers Part 16 IV Institutional and Cultural Context Chapter 17 Fraternities and Rape on Campus Chapter 18 Mass Media, Sexual Violence, and Male Viewers Chapter 19 Rape, Racism, and the Law Chapter 20 Gender, Ethnicity, and Sexual Assault: Findings from a Los Angeles Study Part 21 V Strategies for Change Chapter 22 The Effects of Resistance Strategies on Rape Chapter 23 Organizational and Community Transformation: The Case of a Rape Crisis Center Chapter 24 Rape and the Law Chapter 25 Clarence, Willian, Iron Mike, Tailhook, Senator Packwood, Spur Posse, Magic . . . and Us
Mary E. Odem is associat eprofessor of women's studies and history at Emory University. Jody Clay-Warner is visiting assistant professor in the Department of Sociology at Emory University.
Finally, a truly superb volume on the topic of sexual assault. I
highly recommend it. There are valuable pieces for everyone
here—students, scholars, and those wanting to learn more about the
subject of rape and sexual aggression, its impract on victims, and
strategies for change.
*Demie Kurz, University of Pennsylvania*
This anthology serves up the leading experts and most engaging
voices. Confronting Rape and Sexual Assault will be a useful primer
for students, health care workers, law enforcement officials, and
public policymakers. I anticipate that it will quickly become the
standard reference work on the subject because of its thorough
coverage.
*Ginny Daley, Duke University Libraries*
An excellent text that should be required reading for anyone
interested in the issue. Sexual violence is placed in an
institutional and cultural context, and the intersections of sexual
assault and race, ethnicity, and gender are explored.
*Jennifer Dritt, vice president of Education, National Coalition
Against Sexual Assault*
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