回收能力

Preity R. Kumar
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亲密伴侣对妇女和儿童的暴力行为是加勒比英语国家女权主义研究日益关注的问题。这项研究在挑战种族、阶级和性的交叉点上的男权性别意识形态方面具有重要意义。这一系列工作揭示了暴力是如何根植于国家和政府机构的,并突出了法律执行方面的总体差异。此外,这项工作表明,新自由主义的重组政策如何根据妇女的地位不同,对她们产生不同的影响和影响。虽然这项工作对于解决针对妇女和儿童的亲密伴侣暴力至关重要,但该地区的LGBTQ社区仍然容易受到社会多个层面的暴力侵害。本文通过关注圭亚那妇女之间的同性亲密伴侣暴力为这项工作做出了贡献。本文的目的是双重的:首先,绘制出传统的性别框架对异性恋和女人爱女人的暴力;其次,在圭亚那持续存在的社会、政治和经济不平等的背景下,爱女人的女人使用暴力作为一种解决办法,以收回和确保权力。
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Reclaiming power
Intimate partner violence against women and children is a growing concern for feminist scholarship in the Anglophone Caribbean. This scholarship is significant in challenging patriarchal gender ideologies at the intersections of race, class and sexuality. This body of work reveals how violence is embedded in the state and governmental bodies, and highlights the overall disparities in the implementation of laws. Furthermore, this work demonstrates how neoliberal restructuring policies implicate and affect women differently based on their positionality. While this work is critical in addressing intimate partner violence against women and children, the LGBTQ community in the region has remained vulnerable to violence at multiple levels of society. This article contributes to this work by focusing on same-sex intimate partner violence between women in Guyana. The aim of this article is twofold: first, to map out the traditional gendered framing of violence against heterosexual and women loving women; second, to argue that in Guyana’s context of persistent social, political and economic inequalities, women loving women use violence as a resource of resolution to reclaim and secure power.
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