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  • Romantic Terrorism? Survivor Narratives of Psychological and Emotional Tactics of Domestic Violence

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    Hayes, Sharon
    Jeffries, Samantha
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    Jeffries, Samantha J.
    Year published
    2015
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    Abstract
    This paper draws on the theoretical arguments outlined in Hayes (2014) to frame critical analyses of two real life domestic violence narratives. The authors are both academic criminologists and victims/survivors of domestic violence, but within differing contexts – one a conventional heterosexual relationship, the other a female same-sex relationship. Their experiences are intertwined in an extensive collaborative auto-ethnographic analysis that spans seven years of working and socialising together, in which each provided a sounding board and support for the other. The analysis therefore documents two personal journeys. The ...
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    This paper draws on the theoretical arguments outlined in Hayes (2014) to frame critical analyses of two real life domestic violence narratives. The authors are both academic criminologists and victims/survivors of domestic violence, but within differing contexts – one a conventional heterosexual relationship, the other a female same-sex relationship. Their experiences are intertwined in an extensive collaborative auto-ethnographic analysis that spans seven years of working and socialising together, in which each provided a sounding board and support for the other. The analysis therefore documents two personal journeys. The academic and theoretical are interwined with the personal and subjective to elicit an evocative and yet empirically validated study. The theoretical underpinnings of romantic love distortion, misogyny and sexism are used to frame these experiences of domestic violence and the differing sexualities of the authors provide a rich context for exploring the ways in which domestic violence victimisation experiences are impacted by gender, sexuality, and heteronormative discourses of love, sex and relationships.
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    Conference Title
    The Australian 2015 STOP Domestic Violence Conference: Connecting the Dots... Conference Proceedings - Peer Reviewed
    Publisher URI
    http://stopdomesticviolence.com.au/the-2015-australian-stop-domestic-violence-conference-is-almost-here/
    Copyright Statement
    © 2015 Australian and New Zealand Mental Health Association. The attached file is reproduced here in accordance with the copyright policy of the publisher. For information about this conference please refer to the conference’s website or contact the author(s).
    Subject
    Criminology not elsewhere classified
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10072/123510
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