Gender, Crime and Feminism

Abstract

Women and crime - the female offender, M. Chesney Lind towards a sceptical look at sexism, L. Gelsthorpe feminism, criminology and the rise of the female sex delinquent, 1880-1930, J. Messerschmidt whores in court - judicial processing of prostitutes in the Boston Municipal Court in 1990, M. Kandel men, crime and criminology - recasting the questions, J.A. Allen feminist readings of female delinquency, K. Carrington infanticide - a litmus text for feminist criminological theory, K. Laster living on the edge, P. Morgan Chamberlain revisited, A. Howe from oppressed to victims - collective actors and the symbolic use of the criminal justics system, T. Pitch lifestyle as resistance - the case of the courtesans of Lucknow, India, V.T. Oldenburg outlaw women - an essay on Thelma and Louise, E.V. Spelman coercion and consent - classic liberal concepts in texts on sexual violence, J. Vega exit - power and the idea of leaving in love, work and the confirmation hearings, M.R. Mahoney home rebels and house traitors - murderous wives in early modern England, F.E. Dolan getting into trouble - dishonest women, modern girls, and women-men in the conceptual language of Vida Policial, 1925-1927, S. Caulfield Angela Carter's The Bloody Chamber and the decolonization of feminine sexuality, M. Makinen women and crime - the dark figures of criminology, B. Brown women, crime, feminism and realism, P. Carlen towards transgression - new directions in feminist criminology, M. Cain.

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