Feminism and criminology

Ngaire Naffine

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Criminal Justice and Penology Gender and Feminist Studies Feminism, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

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Introduction. Part 1: A Feminist History of Criminology. . 1. The Scientific Origins of Criminology. 2. The Criminologist as Partisan. 3. Examining our Frames of Reference: Realism to Derrida. Part 2: Effecting Change. 4. Reinterpreting the Sexes (through the Crime of Rape). 5. Relocating the Sexes (through Crime Fiction). 6. An Ethical Relation. Notes. Bibliography. Index.

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