Warner, Sam. <br/><br/>
Understanding the effects of child sexual abuse: feminist revolutions in theory research and practice/ 
Sam Warner. 
 - London:  Routledge,  2009. 
 - xiii, 285 p. :  ill. :  24 cm. 
 - Women and psychology. .
<br/><br/>Part 1. Theory. Setting Scenes: Developing a Feminist, Post-structuralist Perspective. Disordered and Abnormal: Mainstream Misrecognition of Women and Child Sexual Abuse. Dangerous Desires: Child Sexual Abuse, Mental Disorder, and the Mass Media. Changing Concerns in Theory and Activism: Women, Child Sexual Abuse and Radical Politics. Part 2. Research. Contingent Morality and Ethical Research Practices: Critical Uses of Interviewing and Q-methodology. Narratives of Displacement: Women's Routes into Secure Hospitals. Embodying Disorder: Representing Women and Theorising the Effects of Child Sexual Abuse. Special Care and Child Sexual Abuse: Working with Women in Secure Hospitals. Part 3. Practice. Visible Therapy and Child Sexual Abuse: Critical Approaches to Working with Women and Girls. Between Investigation and Protection: Revising the Role of the Expert Witness in Child Care Proceedings. Reconstructing Blame and Re-enactment: Motherhood, Child Sexual Abuse and Domestic Violence. Beyond Deviance and Damnation: Working with Women and Girls in Secure Care Contexts. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780415360289 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Child sexual abuse.<br/>Abused women--Mental health<br/>Feminist theory<br/>Psychotherapy<br/>Sexually abused children--Mental health<br/>Adult child sexual abuse victims<br/>Sexual abuse victims<br/>Children and adults
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>362.7601  / WAR/U