| Contents |
pt. 1. Theory -- 1. Ethical praxis : applying a feminist post-structuralist perspective -- 2. Disordered and abnormal mainstream misrecognition of women and child sexual abuse -- 3. Dangerous desires : child sexual abuse, mental disorder and the mass media -- 4. Using radical politics to understand child sexual abuse : changing concerns in women's theory, activism and therapy -- pt. 2. Research -- 5. Critical research practices and ethical methodologies : researching women and child sexual abuse -- 6. Mad, bad or dangerous? Women's routes into 'special' maximum-security mental hospitals -- 7. Women surviving in secure care : making sense of the effects of childhood sexual abuse -- 8. Special care and childhood sexual abuse : working with women in secure mental hospitals -- pt. 3. Practice -- 9. Visible therapy with women and girls : reworking the effects of childhood sexual abuse -- 10. Critical practices in child protection : social framework evidence and the expert witness -- 11. Mothers, children and protective practices : making links between domestic violence and child sexual abuse -- 12. Beyond deviance and damnation : working with women and girls in secure care contexts. |
