By taking a look at the vast transformation in the movement against child sexual abuse that took place from the 1970s until now, Nancy Whittier obseres and explains the ways in which activists influence society. Whittier is the first to provide a comprehensive picture of how the movement emerged as a fringe movement, entered the mainstrean, and ultimatelty had a profound effect on the political and cultural landscape.
By taking a look at the vast transformation in the movement against child sexual abuse that took place from the 1970s until now, Nancy Whittier obseres and explains the ways in which activists influence society. Whittier is the first to provide a comprehensive picture of how the movement emerged as a fringe movement, entered the mainstrean, and ultimatelty had a profound effect on the political and cultural landscape.
Nancy Whittier is Associate Professor of Sociology at Smith College She is the author of Feminist Generations and co-editor of Feminist Frontiers and Social Movements: Identity, Culture, and the State.
Inhaltsangabe
* Introduction * 1.: From Rare Perversion to Patriarchal Crime: Feminist Challenges to Knowledge about Incest in the 1970s * 2.: The Politics Of The "Therapeutic Turn": Self-Help and Internalized Oppression * 3.: Social Services, Social Control, and Social Change: The State and Public Policy in the 1970s and 1980s * 4 .: Going Mainstream: Self-Help Activism During the 1980s * 5.: Diffusion and Dilution: Mass Culture Discovers Child Sexual Abuse * 6.: Turning Tides: Countermovement Organizing, "False Memory Syndrome," and the Struggle Over Scientific Knowledge * 7.: The Politics of Visibility: Coming Out, Activist Art, and Emotional Change * and Internalized Oppression * 8.: The Paradoxical Consequences of Successl Change: The State and Public Policy in the 1970s and 1980s * 4: Going Mainstream: Self-Help Activism During the 1980s * Diffusion and Dilution: Mass Culture Discovers Child Sexual Abuse * 6: Turning Tides: Countermovement Organizing, "False Conclusiondrome," and the Struggle Over Scientific Knowledge * 7: The Politics of Visibility: Coming Out, Activist Art, and Emotional Change * 8: The Paradoxical Consequences of Success * *
* Introduction * 1.: From Rare Perversion to Patriarchal Crime: Feminist Challenges to Knowledge about Incest in the 1970s * 2.: The Politics Of The "Therapeutic Turn": Self-Help and Internalized Oppression * 3.: Social Services, Social Control, and Social Change: The State and Public Policy in the 1970s and 1980s * 4 .: Going Mainstream: Self-Help Activism During the 1980s * 5.: Diffusion and Dilution: Mass Culture Discovers Child Sexual Abuse * 6.: Turning Tides: Countermovement Organizing, "False Memory Syndrome," and the Struggle Over Scientific Knowledge * 7.: The Politics of Visibility: Coming Out, Activist Art, and Emotional Change * and Internalized Oppression * 8.: The Paradoxical Consequences of Successl Change: The State and Public Policy in the 1970s and 1980s * 4: Going Mainstream: Self-Help Activism During the 1980s * Diffusion and Dilution: Mass Culture Discovers Child Sexual Abuse * 6: Turning Tides: Countermovement Organizing, "False Conclusiondrome," and the Struggle Over Scientific Knowledge * 7: The Politics of Visibility: Coming Out, Activist Art, and Emotional Change * 8: The Paradoxical Consequences of Success * *
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